(Sweet Sensation Yearling Gelding)

                           

Daily turnout on 30 acres of newly seeded (2007) rotational grazing pastures.

 

Currently, to prevent grass founder or colic, we are weaning the horses onto pasture 2-3 hours daily.

Horses are brought into individual separate stalls for their daily feedings.  They are turned out once each day to graze.  Later in the summer, we will leave them in their cool stalls during the day and turn them out at night.

 

We utilize almost all of our pasture so a horse can be a horse in the herd environment, naturally grazing out on pasture.

 

We feed an excellent quality of alfalfa/grass square baled hay, oats & vitamins. 

We don't believe in round bale feeding just because it's easier and less expensive.  Generally, round baled hay has less nurtritional value and you cannot regulate how much your horse is getting fed or not being fed (as the case may be).  In addition, round bale competition can leave your horse with costly injuries.

No dirt lot turn-out.....we never

put too many horses in too small an area....

 

No dusty arena riding.

The indoor riding arena

is treated for dust and watered for dust-free riding. 

Both arenas are harrowed frequently.

(Adam harrowing outdoor arena)

Daily cleaning of the stalls and

the indoor arena....

On-site management consisting of

30+ years experience with and round horses

15+ years in the horseback riding/showing business.

 

 

             

    

Richard leaving the round pen, after doing some ground work with Bien

 

 

(Adam leading Sweet Sensation)

(Donna's horse, Ginny)

Regularly scheduled farrier visits with Loren Lamar, Jr., Certified Farrier!

                          (Vinnie)

"I originally came to Wellgreen Farm to volunteer services

for the Well Child Foundation.  I was immediately impressed

with the care and expertise Wellgreen provided to the clients

of the Foundation and the Farm.  I now own a horse and stable

it at Wellgreen. The Farm takes excellent care of my horse in

their well kept facilities. I enjoy going to the Farm not only to see

and ride my horse, but also to see the children having fun with

their lessons. Each time I go I learn something new about horses

and riding from the experienced staff.  They are like family. 

I would highly recommend Wellgreen Farm to anyone, young

or old, who are interested in learning more about horses

and/or riding from a caring and experienced staff and facility."

 
Steve Himmell
Bloomington, IL

(Steve leading his horse Tony)

Temperature Controlled
Wash Rack

Clinics ~ Camps ~ Girlscout Badges

15 years of safe and affordable Riding Lessons with Certified Instructor

Clinton Anderson Training Methods for Natural Horsemanship Techniques

Let us show you how to get the desired results from your horse to keep your horse listening and keep you safe.

(Nan with her horse Hawk)

One Happy Boarder & Her Horse!