At a stable, what does "full board" mean?

Barn staff do all the feeding, stall cleaning and turnout.

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  1. You do all the chores yourself
  2. Staff do the feeding, stalls and turnout ✔
  3. The horse lives outside with no care

Why: Penn State explains that with full board the staff handle feeding, stall cleaning and turnout. It is usually the most expensive option, but a good way to learn horse care.

Huh, didn't know that: Some barns let boarders work barn shifts in exchange for lower board.

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Answer: Staff do the feeding, stalls and turnout. Penn State explains that with full board the staff handle feeding, stall cleaning and turnout. It is usually the most expensive option, but a good way to learn horse care.

  1. Penn State Extension: Bringing Your New Horse Home extension.psu.edu/bringing-your-new-horse-home
    Full board means that the staff will do all of the feeding, stall cleaning, turnout, etc.
    Checked 2026-10-11.

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