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Welcome
To Kibler
Shamrock Farms |
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Our Facilities
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The
Main Barn
It is 8,000 Square Feet! Housed here are our main feed
prep room, our office, one of our tack rooms, a tool room,
two large wash pits, tacking and grooming areas. Each
horse has an individual stall equipped with mats. Each
stall is very large ranging from 12’ x 12’
to 12’ x 18’. This ensures your beloved horse
will have plenty of space when not in the pasture. Our
house is also on the property. We provide 24 x 7 supervision,
security and care!
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A Pasture Barn
Each animal has their own feed stall! There is no fighting
over food. Each stall has mats on the floor, clean water,
and all stalls are lighted! These stalls are located within
the pastures so the horses don’t have to be led or
transferred to another location at feed time! There is a
tack room conveniently located near each pasture. We
feed only the best Purina Equine products. We also
supplement their diet with Micro Vet for trace minerals,
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The Riding
Areas
NEW - We now
have lights in our 160 X 90 ft Riding area. It is the next
best thing to having an indoor arena. It also can
be configured for any riding discipline. It features equine
footing, superb drainage, and a soft surface for the safety
of you and your horse. In addition, we have a 60 ft.
in diameter round pen for training/longeing.
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Our Perimeter
Trail
Our perimeter trail includes a trip by
Turtle Pond. It is stocked with Bass and Bream! The turtles
got there on their own! Also, we are minutes to
Cane Creek Park and convenient to Mecklenburg Hounds Riding
Facility.
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Safety and
Security
All gates have double latches, safety chains
or both. This provides easy access for you and secure containment
for your horse. Keeping our commitment to safety,
we house all horses in equine grade white PVC fencing. This
fencing is electrified with seven tiny strands of wire contained
in the tape suspended from the fence. This containment technique
will protect your horse from wood or wire injury. We have
a secondary perimeter fence if he escapes the primary containment
fence. |
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