Horse Boarding

Horse Boarding

Horse boarding at Pegasos is designed for owners who want a safe, well-organized, and high-quality environment for their horse, with the possibility of continuous work and development. We combine standardized boarding conditions with an individual approach to each horse, tailored to its needs, temperament, and level of training. Horses are part of the daily rhythm of the club, which provides consistency, structure, and ongoing progress.

Individual approach and training

Each horse in our boarding program receives a tailored plan based on its needs and the goals of its owner. Owners have the opportunity to:

  • participate in club training sessions
  • work with trainers through dressage
  • apply natural horsemanship principles
  • receive individual guidance and support

Within this system, owners are not left to manage alone. They are supported by experienced trainers who assist in daily work, problem-solving, and long-term development.

A balanced approach to welfare and safety

At Pegasos, we work by a simple principle: the well-being of the horse and the safety of the rider go hand in hand. Our system of care, training, and organization is focused on developing stable, healthy, and reliable horses, which form the foundation of safe and high-quality riding. Regular turnout, movement, training, and daily human interaction are an essential part of life at the center.

Facilities and infrastructure

The club offers facilities that support quality work throughout the entire year:

  • 15 horse stalls
  • 13 paddocks for regular turnout
  • dressage arena (40 × 20 m)
  • covered arena (20 × 20 m) for all-weather training
  • round pen (16 m) for groundwork and early training
  • horse care area (wash bay and solarium)
  • club kitchen and social area
  • restroom facilities

The entire facility is under video surveillance, allowing owners additional peace of mind and access to their horse’s status at any time.

Who is it for?

Our boarding program is intended for owners who want more than just accommodation. It is for those who want to actively work with their horse, develop it through training, and be part of a structured club system. Here, the horse is not just housed, but becomes part of an environment that supports its stability, wellbeing, and long-term development.