What Sets
Us Apart
At Black Tomahawk Farm, the focus is simple: steady care, calm routines, and horses that are comfortable in their day-to-day lives. We are not a lesson barn, training facility, or high-traffic operation. What we offer is consistency and a quieter environment where horses can settle in and stay settled.
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We live onsite and are present 24/7. Horses are checked daily, routines are kept steady, and changes in behavior or health are noticed quickly. Care is hands-on and attentive, without trying to manage a large or rotating program.
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The property is well cared for and naturally peaceful, with open pasture, mature shade trees, secure fencing, and both stall and run-in options. We offer full-board stall and pasture (run-in) boarding, with the same level of care regardless of how a horse is housed.
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Black Tomahawk Farm tends to be a good fit for owners who want a place where their horse can relax, get consistent care, and not be part of a busy schedule. We value straightforward communication, clear expectations, and doing right by the horses in our care.
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We keep things simple, consistent, and focused on what matters most: the horses.
What’s Included with Full Board
Full Board Includes
Stall or pasture (run-in) housing, as selected
Feed provided twice daily at consistent barn feeding times
Free-choice hay
Turnout and routine bring-in/out
Fresh water at all times
Stall cleaning or shelter maintenance
Daily visual checks and regular monitoring
Salt or mineral blocks provided free-choice
Onsite presence 24/7
Optional Add-On Care
Supplement administration (owner-provided)
Medication administration (owner-provided)
Catch and hold for scheduled veterinary or farrier appointments
Owners are responsible for the following to help us provide consistent, safe care
Maintaining a current Coggins
Keeping vaccinations up to date
Coordinating routine veterinary care
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Scheduling dental care (teeth floating)
Scheduling and paying for farrier services
Providing all supplements and medications, clearly labeled with instructions
Providing basic equipment for their horse (halter, lead rope, and blankets), clearly labeled
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Owners may bring a small, clearly labeled tub or container for their horse’s supplies. Limited space is available for basic tack storage for stalled horses.
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Communicating any special care needs or changes
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