Done Dreaming Stable

Equestrian Facility in Clinton, Maine

(207) 465-680434 Tardiff Rd, Clinton, ME 04927View on Yelp

About Done Dreaming Stable

Done Dreaming Stable is a horse boarding facility in Clinton, Maine, a small town in Kennebec County situated between Waterville and Pittsfield along Route 100. For horse owners in this part of the state, finding quality local boarding can be a challenge, making a dedicated stable like this a genuinely valuable resource. Clinton's farmland and open pastures make it well suited for equine care, with plenty of room for turnout and outdoor riding. Horse owners throughout central Maine will find the location accessible without a long haul.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Done Dreaming Stable focuses on horse boarding, which means their operation centers on the daily care and housing of your horse. A quality boarding arrangement typically includes stall or pasture board options, daily feeding with hay and grain, fresh water, and regular turnout time. Many stables at this level also handle basic health monitoring and coordinate with your farrier and vet when needed. Board packages may vary between full care, where staff handle everything, and partial care options where owners take on some of the daily responsibilities themselves.

Service Area

Done Dreaming Stable serves horse owners in Clinton and throughout Kennebec County, including clients from Waterville, Pittsfield, Burnham, and surrounding communities. The central location along Route 100 makes it practical for owners who need regular access to their horses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between full care and partial board?
Full care board means the stable staff handles all daily feeding, stall cleaning, and turnout for your horse. Partial board arrangements typically lower the monthly cost in exchange for the owner taking on some of those tasks on a regular schedule.
Can I visit my horse whenever I want?
Most boarding stables allow owners to visit during reasonable daytime hours, and some have more flexible arrangements. It's a good question to ask upfront so you know what to expect before signing a boarding contract.
What vaccinations and health documentation does my horse need to board?
Reputable stables typically require proof of current vaccinations, a negative Coggins test, and sometimes a recent health certificate. Requirements vary by facility, so ask Done Dreaming Stable directly about their specific policies.
Is there access to a riding area for boarders?
Many boarding stables provide access to a paddock, arena, or trail system as part of the boarding agreement. Confirm with the stable whether a riding area is available and whether there are any rules or fees for its use.
How does the stable handle veterinary emergencies?
Good boarding facilities have a clear protocol for emergencies, including a relationship with a local equine vet and a plan for contacting owners immediately. Ask about this process before you commit to boarding so you know your horse is covered.
Are horses housed individually or in group pastures?
This depends on the facility's setup and your horse's social needs. Some horses thrive in group turnout while others do better with individual paddocks, and a good stable will work with you to find the right arrangement.

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