Top Line Farm

Equestrian Facility in Stillwater, Minnesota

(612) 486-26559752 Lansing Ave N, Stillwater, MN 55082View on Yelp

About Top Line Farm

Top Line Farm is a horse boarding facility located in Stillwater, Minnesota, a historic river town on the St. Croix River known for its scenic bluffs and strong equestrian community. Stillwater's mix of rural acreage and proximity to the Twin Cities makes it a natural fit for horse owners who want country-style care without sacrificing convenience. Top Line Farm focuses entirely on horse boarding, which means their full attention goes to the care and comfort of resident horses. For horse owners in the St. Croix Valley, quality boarding options like this one are genuinely valuable.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horse boarding at Top Line Farm centers on providing horses with consistent, attentive daily care in a farm setting. Typical boarding arrangements include stall accommodations with regular cleaning, daily hay and grain feeding tailored to each horse's needs, and turnout time in pasture or paddocks. Many facilities at this level also offer blanketing, fly spray application, and coordination with farriers and vets as part of their service. The focus on boarding as a specialty means horses in residence tend to receive more individual attention than at larger, multi-purpose operations.

Service Area

Top Line Farm serves horse owners in Stillwater and the surrounding St. Croix Valley, including communities like Oak Park Heights, Bayport, and Lake Elmo. It's also a practical option for owners coming from the eastern Twin Cities suburbs who want their horses in a rural Stillwater setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of boarding options are available?
Most boarding farms offer full care, partial care, or pasture-only options. Full care is the most hands-off for the owner since staff handles all daily needs, while partial board lets you stay involved in feeding or turnout.
How do I know if the facility is right for my horse?
Visiting in person is the best way to assess the quality of the stalls, pastures, and overall farm management. Pay attention to how the horses already there look and behave, since well-cared-for horses are the clearest sign of a good operation.
Can my vet and farrier still come out to the farm?
Yes, most boarding facilities welcome your existing veterinarian and farrier on-site. It's a good idea to confirm this upfront and make sure you know the farm's protocol for scheduling those visits.
What happens if my horse gets sick or injured while boarding?
Reputable boarding farms have procedures for contacting owners immediately when health concerns arise. You'll typically sign an emergency care authorization so the farm can act quickly if you're unreachable.
Is there pasture turnout included in the boarding fee?
Most full-care boarding includes daily turnout, but the specifics vary. Ask about the size of the turnout areas, whether horses are turned out individually or in groups, and what the schedule looks like through the seasons.
What's the boarding situation like during Minnesota winters?
Good boarding facilities in Minnesota plan for cold weather with insulated barns, heated water sources, and blanketing protocols. Ask how the farm manages winter turnout and whether horses spend more time stalled during extreme cold.

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