Facilities

Built for horses first, riders close behind.

A large-scale equestrian property with the infrastructure to train and board year-round in Colchester, Vermont.

Sunlit indoor riding arena with deep, groomed sand footing under a timber-truss roof
The barn

34 indoor stalls

A full indoor stable gives every boarder a sheltered, secure home base, so routines stay steady through Vermont winters and mud season.

  • Indoor stabling for 34 horses
  • Daily, hands-on attention from the people who know your horse
The long timber barn with a row of windows beside a gravel lane
Indoor riding ring

Premium footing, any weather.

A wide-span timber-truss building with natural light along its length and lettered dressage markers on the kickboards, so you can school a test as precisely in January as in June.

  • Premium sand footing for consistent, forgiving work
  • Dressage letters and a mirror for self-assessment
  • Year-round riding, lessons and training
Indoor arena kickboards with dressage letters and a long timber-truss roof
Outdoor arena & fields

Hilltop sand arena and open jump fields.

The fenced outdoor sand arena sits on high ground, framed by white rail fencing and open Vermont hills. Beyond it, grass fields are set with jumps for schooling over fences in a natural setting.

  • Sand footing inside white rail fencing
  • Open grass fields with jump standards and poles
  • Training obstacles for groundwork and confidence building
Fenced outdoor sand arena on the hilltop with white rail fencing and Vermont hills beyond
Turnout

Generous, sandy, well-drained paddocks.

Horses are happiest outside. Our paddocks are roomy and sand-based, so water drains away and hooves and legs stay out of the mud that plagues so many northern farms.

A buckskin and a paint horse together in a sandy paddock
Around the farm

Take a closer look.

The best way to judge a barn is to walk it.

See the stalls, rings and paddocks first-hand on a private tour.

Destiny Morgan Farm

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