Horse Boarding in Jericho, New York
Professional care, tailored to your horse’s needs and personality.
Every boarded horse enjoys daily turnout, individual attention, and an enthusiastic team that knows them by name.
Standard board covers turnout, feed, hay, and bedding.
Full-Service board adds daily grooming and tacking for owners who want more taken care of
Arenas, wash stalls, tack storage, and trails are all included, with trailer parking available separately.
What’s Included in Board
Standard care, or let us handle more of it.
Standard and full-service boarding include a stall, feed, hay, and bedding. Where they differ is the level of daily support we provide, with our full-service option including daily grooming and tacking.
Standard Board
Daily half-day turnout, 8am–12pm or 1pm–4pm, plus up to six quarts of grain, eight flakes of hay, and fresh shavings every week.
Full-Service Board
Standard Board’s daily turnout and feed, plus daily grooming and tacking handled for you.
Standard board includes first-cut hay. Second-cut hay, along with specialty grain or supplements, is available for a small additional fee.
Everything Your Horse Needs, On-Site
Arenas, wash stalls, storage, and trails are all included.
Boarding here means more than a stall and a paddock. You get full access to a working Long Island facility, built for more than one discipline.
- Arenas with dressage letters and mounting blocks, for schooling, lessons, or riding on your own schedule .
- Indoor arena: 100x80 feet, fully enclosed, unheated.
- Two outdoor arenas: 400x100 feet and 180x200 feet, plus a shaded beginner riding ring.
- About a mile of trails, adjacent to the Muttontown Preserve.
- Wash stalls to rinse off after a ride, including two heated stalls for winter bathing.
- Tack storage to keep your gear on-site, ready when you are.
Cross-country jumps up to novice level are currently being added to the property. Trailer parking is available separately.
What You’ll Need to Board With Us
A short list, mostly things your vet already has on file.
Before your horse moves in, we ask for a few standard requirements common to most well-run boarding barns.
- Current vaccination records: Eastern and Western Encephalomyelitis, Influenza, Rabies, Rhinopneumonitis, Strangles, Tetanus, and West Nile (routine protection most horses already have).
- A negative Coggins test, confirming your horse is free of EIA.
- A signed boarding agreement, outlining the details of your horse’s care.
Once we have those on file, your horse is ready to move in, no extra steps required.
Ready to Board With Thomas School?
Start with the application. We’ll take it from there. Boarding is open right now, with limited availability. The best next step is completing our boarding application, so we can get to know your horse and get you set up.
Have questions first? Reach out, and we’re happy to walk you through it.