Not yet. I am probably going to bring my horse eventually, probably mostly during the summer and then during the actual school year. He's still super green, though. You can work off board and I'm pretty sure you can do payment plans.

Well, good luck. I'll let you know if I can find anything out about them.

You have to be in your 2nd semester of your 1st year..and the horse has to be broke to w/t/c, they can be green, but have to w/t/c. It costs 225/month for boarding but includes everything. You pay for vet & farrier.

Wow, she's stunning. I can see why you're so interested in her!

Your welcome. I'll see if I can get some opinions for you. What kind of horse are you looking at if I may ask?

I haven't really decided yet..possibly equine journalism? I have awhile to find out since I'm not taking my classes in order and not a full schedule because I need to work. :]
And you won't be homesick! You become pretty close with your classmates....most of them anyways.

No, I haven't. sorry!! I don't know much about anything in Minnesota that involves horses. I'm pretty sheltered & just stay home with my horses lol. Sorry! I can ask some people though & see.

I like it..you ride A LOT of english (dressage), but you also jump in HMS 2 and Adv. HMS with one of our instructors who owns an eventing barn. You get taught by a real farrier, a vet who owns the best equine clinic in eastern Iowa, our 'head' teacher/instructor who showed very well n saddle seat and has been with horses her whole life and you get to go to a free clinic, get taught by other horse people, get judged by real judges, and learn every aspect of the horse world. You can take 3 different 'tracks', too- training, breeding and mangement. I am taking mangement. :]

That sucks..still coming to visit Kirkwood?

Hey..find a horse yet? I have a friend up at Kirkwood who is selling a green TB mare, I think she's 3, registered but cribs..she is willing to let her go for 100 bucks.