



| The Historic Nelson Ranch is Yolo Counties premier boarding facility. We have won numerous awards and been recognized for the quality of care and level of services we offer. We are a high end facility with plenty of amenities and luxuries for riders to enjoy. We are 10 miles from .C. Davis. If you are looking for a peaceful and quiet setting to enjoy your horse and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Stalls fill up quickly, please give us a call 530-304-0140. |

| Custom Barns The original barn restored and the design is from barns built in the 1800's. It features a gabled roof, antique stained glass imported from England and brick isle ways. Stalls are 12 x 12 or 13 x 13 with or without runs and include 1.5" rubber mats. Stalls have automatic waterers. The brick provides traction and can be wet down during hot summer days to cool barns. Barns were positioned to catch the delta breeze at night. There is a fly spray system and fans are available in the summer and stall lights to keep horses coats down are available in the winter months. |


| Barns have individual tackrooms & grain rooms. Borders get their own large tack closet to safely store their saddles and tack in. |


| At the Historic Nelson Ranch, horses are our specialty and priority. Horses are feed twice daily at 7 am and 5 p.m. We only buy top quality hay. We offer your choice and combination of alfalfa, alfalfa/grass, rye or 3 oat mix. We purchase quality hay from local growers for the entire year, so horses have a consistent diet. Grain areas are available for safe storage of grain and supplements. We offer custom feeding programs tailored to your horses needs. |






| There are three 1.5 acre turnout pastures. Irrigated and non-irrigated sand pastures are available for borders on-site to turn out their horses for exercise. There are shaded seating areas, hammocks including picnic areas to read and relax. There is also a hot walker to exercise or cool out horses. Trainers are also available to help you with your horses needs. |


