The facility
A farm built for dressage
Two arenas, two barns, and grounds to ride out on, all set up to help you and your horse do your best work.
Indoor arena
Comfortable footing, comfortable all winter
The large indoor arena is built for real work. The footing is premium GGT, dragged frequently to keep it consistent underfoot ride after ride, and arena mirrors let you check your position and your horse's frame in real time as you school.
Extra insulation keeps the space comfortable to ride in straight through a New England winter. Around the barn, where the horses live, it generally never drops below freezing.
Outdoor arena
A regulation arena under open sky
The outdoor is a regulation-size dressage arena with sand footing and a judge's booth at C. It's dragged as needed and ready whenever you want to school a full test or simply ride out in the fresh air. A patio right at the rail gives family and friends a comfortable spot to sit and watch.
Both rings are kept in shape so the footing is never an excuse, just a good place to ride.
The barns
Two barns, thoughtfully run
Thirteen European-style open stalls fill the main barn, with six more in a second, smaller barn, and rubber mats run through every stall and aisle.
Add a hot-and-cold wash stall, a heated bathroom with real plumbing, and a spacious double-door tack locker for every boarder, and the day-to-day just works.
Ride out
Fields and a bridle path, right out the door
When you want a change of scenery, there's a mowed bridle path around the paddocks, hay fields to ride in, and plenty of grass for hand-grazing.
Some of the best training happens on a relaxed hack out. It's a chance for horse and rider to breathe, stretch, and come back fresh.
Around the farm
A look around Avastar
A few moments from life at Lepore Farm, from winter rides in the indoor to rainbows over the paddocks.
Come see it
See the farm in person
Photos only go so far. Call Jenn to set up a visit and walk the barns, the arenas, and the grounds for yourself.