A bay horse with a white blaze stands in front of the barns and wooded hills at Hindsight Farms.

Boarding

Stalls and paddocks for hunter/jumper horses in Novato, with daily care from our longtime team.

A handler tends to a bay horse at the wash rack beside the barn.
At the wash rack

What Board Includes

  • FeedingThree times a day
  • HayGrass hay, alfalfa, and teff or other low-carb hay
  • Stall cleaningTwice daily
  • ParkingTrailer and client parking

Our Care Team

Our care team has worked together here for more than 18 years, and some boarders have kept horses here for more than 20.

We take pride in the exceptional care we give every horse.

Stalls and Paddocks

An open box stall with fresh shavings, rubber-lined walls, and wood-and-metal stall fronts.

Our box stalls are 12' × 12', except in the Milk Barn, where they are 14' × 11'. We also offer stalls with attached paddocks and paddocks with shelters.

Turnout

Turnout is offered through our resident training programs. Otherwise, self-turnout is available when space allows.

We’re actively building more turnout and new shelters.

View turnout areas
An aerial view of four turnout pens beside the jump arena and hillside road.
Turnout beside the arenas

Inquire for Boarding

Tell us about your horse’s age, discipline, and daily needs. We’re happy to direct you to an on-site trainer and discuss the stalls and turnout available.

Please contact us for rates.

Ask Hindsight Farms Meet the trainers

Schedule a Visit

Visits are by appointment. Come see the barns and talk through the options for your horse.

Schedule a visit