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FULL-CARE HORSE BOARDING · TUALATIN, OR

A Home Where Your Horse Thrives

Boarding at Meg Dunne Training puts your horse's health and wellbeing as our top priority. On our Tualatin facility, full-care boarding pairs the amenities of a competition barn with the warmth of a place where every horse is known by name — backed by a trusted network of professionals, from an FEI Sports Medicine veterinarian to top farriers and specialists. Serving Portland, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Sherwood, and Wilsonville

Come see it for yourself — we would love to welcome you to MDT.

Please call for additional information 

(339) 223-2356

WHAT'S INCLUDED​​

Everything your horse needs, on one property:

  • Quality hay, grain, and a tailored feeding program

  • Year-round turnout — individual or group, on large grassy fields and all-weather paddocks

  • Spacious stalls, bedded and cleaned daily

  • Blanketing, medication administration, and full appointment holding for vet, farrier, and specialist visits

  • Heated tack room, tacking areas, and a hot & cold wash rack

  • Indoor arena with Equiloft footing, ideal for year-round training

  • Outdoor arena for seasonal training, with views of the Stafford Hills

  • Gallop hills, accessible year-round

  • Three, four, or five weekly training services, built into board

Training, Included by Design

Most facilities bill the stall as board and everything else separately. MDT is built on a different principle: training is part of the board, not an addition to it.

Each month includes three to four training services per week, applied to whatever your horse needs — a lesson, a professional ride, a lunging session, or hand walk. If injury interrupts the program, those services follow your horse into recovery rather than becoming extra invoices. And when a month holds a fifth week, that service is banked as surplus, a credit toward a future cancellation.

The result is continuity, and peace of mind: Meg and her team have hands on your horse every week, and your cost stays a single, predictable figure.

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