Four Leaf Acres Stable Map

This driveway is a wide, two sided road. It's the main entry and exit path for anyone/thing coming into or out of Four Leaf Acres. This also connects to the large circle drive. In the center of the circle drive, there is a large fountain.

The office is a large, grand building, yet it is the smallest building on the grounds. This building is where nearly all of the paper work is stored and dealt with. Courtney can be found here most of the time she isn't with the horses. This office also serves as a check in station for guests.

This building is a large, up to date equine care facility. We have a vet and crew of nurses on hand at all times. Our staff is excellent with dealing with anything from a simple scratch to a major colic. The office also has a few stalls to host sick or recovering animals.

This is the first of two arenas at Four Leaf Acres. It is large and can be set up for any arena event except for dressage. When not in use for shows, the arena is often set up with a couple jumps here and there. The arena is fenced in.

This is the second arena at Four Leaf Acres. It is large and can be used for anything, yet it's main purpose is dressage. It hosts a traditional dressage fence.

These pastures and paddocks extend the entire rest of the acreage at Four Leaf Acres. These are for private use only by Four Leaf Acres and staff.

The guest house is a large three story house to host guests during shows and general visits. The house is up to date and neatly furnished. It offers large windows with superb views of the stables.

This barn is for private use only by Four Leaf Acres and staff. The stables host large rows of stalls and birthing boxes. All stalls have the ability to be heated and cooled. This building also hosts the tack rooms. The stalls lead into a small pasture for each horse to have free access to at all times.

This barn is for public use for boarding and guest horses. The stables host large rows of stalls. All stalls have the ability to be heated and cooled. This building also hosts the tack rooms.

This paddock is open for guests and boarding horses. Guests may put there horses out to graze or may use the pasture to work with the horses as they please. The paddock hosts several trees and multiple large water throughs to keep the horses cool and hydrated. A small pond can also be found towards the back of the paddock.

This small driveway between the public and private barns are used to import and export horses. It is a one way road plenty wide enough for trailers that leads to the back of both barns. It allows for easier unloading and loading and keeps the center of Four Leaf Acres uncrowded.

This long, dirt road is the center of Four Leaf Acres. It provides a pathway to everything in Four Leaf Acres.