Call the Ranch Your Home Away From Home

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Clinton is inviting horsemen from around the world to bring their horses to his ranch and stay as long as they’d like. RV hookups are available and each horse receives his own individual run that’s attached to a lockable storage area. While at the ranch, you have full use of the covered arena, round arena, roundpens, obstacle course and the ranch’s miles of sandy trails.

Whether you want to spend just a day at the ranch or make it your home away from home so you can watch and participate in clinics, we’ve got a package that’s right for you.

Price List:
Pay by the day
$150/night for the first seven nights, and $100/night for each additional night. If you don’t use an RV hookup and just need a run for your horse, the fee is $112.50/day.

Pay by the month
$3,000/month.

Sign a 6-month contract
$2,500/month, paid monthly. Come and go as you please, and you’re permitted to stay even through blackout dates, which means you may watch any ranch clinic during your stay free of charge. You’re also able to participate in any clinic during your stay for half price.

Sign a 12-month contract
$2,000/month, paid monthly. Come and go as you please, and you’re permitted to stay even through blackout dates, which means you may watch any ranch clinic during your stay free of charge. You may participate in any ranch clinic during your stay for half price.

Each package includes up to six people and runs for two horses. Each additional horse is $25/night. For more information about staying at the ranch or to reserve dates, contact Shana Terry at 254-552-1020 or [email protected].

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