The first thing one notices is the sweeping front pastures, which border the broad dirt road that leads down to the barns. One of these is a large affair, recently repainted and patched off, to hold mares and geldings while the other, smaller barn holds stallions. Within the main barn itself is the indoor arena, between two rows of stalls. The back pastures are more shaded than those in the front, and have shelters for horses who live outdoors. A large arena lies a bit up the lane past the back pastures, suitable for anything from dressage to barrels. Out in the fields to the west of the main barn is a somewhat ramshackle cross-country course, and a long strip of flat grass serves as a gallop.