Samuel Acres

Equestrian Facility in Shelbyville, Tennessee

(931) 224-57771086 Hwy 64 W, Shelbyville, TN 37160View on Yelp

About Samuel Acres

Samuel Acres is a horse boarding facility in Shelbyville, Tennessee, a city with deep roots in the equestrian world as the home of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. That context matters. Boarding your horse in Shelbyville means you're in a community that genuinely understands horse culture, with access to local farriers, vets, feed stores, and trainers who work specifically with gaited breeds. Samuel Acres provides a boarding option for owners in Bedford County who want a local, no-fuss place to keep their horses well cared for.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horse boarding at Samuel Acres covers the essentials of daily horse care in Shelbyville's horse-friendly environment. Owners can expect stall or pasture arrangements, regular feeding, and watering as part of the boarding routine. Being situated in Bedford County gives the facility natural access to the network of professionals who serve the Walking Horse industry, which can be a real advantage for owners of gaited horses needing specialized care. Call (931) 224-5777 to ask about current availability, what's included in their board, and any specific accommodations for your horse.

Service Area

Samuel Acres is located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, serving horse owners throughout Bedford County and nearby communities. Owners from Wartrace, Lewisburg, and even the southern Murfreesboro area look to Shelbyville for boarding given its strong equestrian infrastructure. The city's central location in Middle Tennessee makes it accessible from multiple directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of horses does Samuel Acres board?
Being located in Shelbyville, the facility is well suited for Tennessee Walking Horses and other gaited breeds, though most boarding stables accept horses of any breed. Call to confirm whether they have experience with your horse's specific type or any specialized feeding or care requirements.
Is full-care or self-care boarding available?
Many facilities in Bedford County offer different boarding tiers, from full-care where staff handles all feeding and turnout, to partial or self-care options where owners take on more responsibility. Ask Samuel Acres directly about which options they currently offer and what each includes.
How close is Samuel Acres to the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration grounds?
Shelbyville is the home of the Celebration, so most facilities in town are within a short drive of Calsonic Arena and the celebration grounds. This proximity can be useful if you plan to compete or attend events during show season.
What health documentation do I need to board my horse in Tennessee?
A current negative Coggins test is the standard baseline requirement for boarding anywhere in Tennessee. Most facilities also ask for proof of core vaccinations, and some require a recent health certificate if the horse is coming from out of state.
Can I bring my own feed and supplements for my boarded horse?
Most boarding facilities in Shelbyville are accommodating when it comes to owner-supplied feed, especially for horses on specific performance diets. Confirm the ranch's policy on feed storage and supplement administration when you first inquire.
Is there riding access for owners who board at Samuel Acres?
Many boarding facilities provide some form of arena or trail access for owners who want to ride their boarded horses. Ask about riding access, arena availability, and any scheduling considerations when you contact the facility.

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