American Sport Horses
7745 N. Moore Rd, Littleton, CO 80135
American Sport Horses is one of Colorado's finest equestrian riding and training centers offering both English Hunter Jumper Riding and Western Pleasure Trails.
Sedalia is a small community in Douglas County between Castle Rock and the southern edge of the Denver metro, positioned in the rolling terrain east of the Palmer Divide at elevations around 6,500 feet. The surrounding landscape of open grassland, ponderosa pine breaks, and the headwaters of the Plum Creek watershed creates a classic Front Range ranch environment — and with properties running into the thousands of acres, this is genuine large-scale horse country.
Facilities in the Sedalia area offer training board and professional training programs in disciplines including cutting, reining, and trail riding, with some properties spanning 4,000 or more acres. This scale of operation is unusual even by Colorado standards and reflects the ranching heritage of the Douglas County hills. For serious western performance riders — particularly those in cutting or reining — the Sedalia area is home to the kind of large-scale, professionally operated ranches that define the sport.
Check out the boarding and training options available in Sedalia below.
About horse boarding in Sedalia
Sedalia is a small community in Douglas County between Castle Rock and the southern edge of the Denver metro, positioned in the rolling terrain east of the Palmer Divide at elevations around 6,500 feet. The surrounding landscape of open grassland, ponderosa pine breaks, and the headwaters of the Plum Creek watershed creates a classic Front Range ranch environment — and with properties running into the thousands of acres, this is genuine large-scale horse country.
Facilities in the Sedalia area offer training board and professional training programs in disciplines including cutting, reining, and trail riding, with some properties spanning 4,000 or more acres. This scale of operation is unusual even by Colorado standards and reflects the ranching heritage of the Douglas County hills. For serious western performance riders — particularly those in cutting or reining — the Sedalia area is home to the kind of large-scale, professionally operated ranches that define the sport.
Check out the boarding and training options available in Sedalia below.
Craig Morris Cutting Horses
5567 S Perry Park Rd, Sedalia, CO 80135
Craig Morris Cutting Horses is a cutting horse training facility located in Sedalia, Colorado.
Love Horses, learn to ride at Winding Creek Ranch LLC.
7193 S. State Highway 83, Franktown, CO 80116
Love Horses, learn to ride at Winding Creek Ranch LLC.
Mimosa Ridge, LLC
7728 Inspiration Drive, Parker, CO 80138
The website associated with this listing belongs to Mimosa Ridge Weddings, a full-service wedding venue located on the chalk bluffs of the Tombigbee River in...
Pine Cliff Ranch Horse Boarding
5789 Pine Cliff Ave, Sedalia, CO 80135
Pine Cliff Ranch is a working Colorado cattle ranch spanning 3,500+ acres of private land near Sedalia, just west of Castle Rock. The facility offers quiet, ...
Ranch of the Red Horse
5543 Lake Gulch Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80104
Sky View Farm LLC
1705 Outter Marker Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80108
Sky View Farm in Castle Rock, Colorado is a ranch that hosts community events including the annual Mini Derby charity event featuring miniature horse races, ...
VDM Sport Horses
6002 Ron King Trail, Littleton, CO 80125
VDM Sport Horses is an equestrian boarding, breeding, and training facility located in Littleton, Colorado, just outside the city. The facility specializes i...
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Boarding in the Sedalia Area
What disciplines are available at boarding facilities near Sedalia, Colorado?
Sedalia area facilities specialize in cutting, reining, and trail riding, with professional training board programs available. The large-acreage properties in this part of Douglas County are well-suited for western performance disciplines that require space for cattle work and extended riding.
How large are the facilities near Sedalia, CO?
Properties in the Sedalia area can be exceptionally large — some spanning thousands of acres. This scale is characteristic of the ranching tradition in the Douglas County hills and provides riding terrain and cattle work opportunities that smaller suburban facilities can't match.
What is the drive from Sedalia to Denver or Castle Rock?
Sedalia sits along Highway 67 between Castle Rock and Morrison in Douglas County. Castle Rock is approximately 15 miles south, and Denver is roughly 30 miles north. The Palmer Divide location means the commute involves some elevation change but is manageable for Front Range riders.