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Stayton, Oregon · Horse boarding

Let horses be horses.

For-the-horse boarding 15 minutes east of Salem: 24/7 turnout in small groups, care fitted to each horse, and a quiet barn where their needs come first.

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Is this your barn?

The questions that matter to your horse.

  • Do you want your horse to be able to move around 24/7?
  • Do you want your horse to have proper access to forage?
  • Do you want a low-key, no-drama environment?
  • Would you like your horse somewhere their needs come first?
  • Do you want or need soaked feed year-round?

If you’re nodding along, you’ll feel at home here.

For the horse

Three things we never compromise on.

Horses grazing together in a small group

24/7 turnout in small groups

Horses move, graze and groom together day and night, with shelter when they want it. We don’t keep horses stalled except for an appointment or an injury.

A mare and her foal at the paddock fence

Care fitted to the horse

Feeding is tailored horse by horse — easy keepers, hard keepers, retirees, broodmares and youngsters — and yes, we soak feed year-round.

Sunset over the pastures and covered arena

A quiet, honest barn

Family-run and drama-free. Our own horses live here too, and yours will be cared for as if they were our own.

Inside the 70 by 150 foot covered arena

The facility

Room to ride, all year.

  • 70′ × 150′ covered arena with sand and rubber footing
  • 50′ round pen with year-round sand footing
  • Pastures with run-in shelters for stall-free turnout
  • Grooming bays and tack cubbies under cover
  • Trails nearby — state parks and horse camps 12–30 minutes away

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Training & lessons

Training with Still Waters Equitation.

Lessons, training, rehab and bodywork at MoSa Ranch are offered by Sarah Orloff of Still Waters Equitation — classical dressage and biomechanics for sound, balanced horses.

Tours by appointment

Come see it for yourself.

Text Sarah at (971) 240-7987 — texting is easiest — or send us a note. We’ll set a time to walk the property and meet the herd.