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Gut Kehlerbach is a small riding facility in the Ötztal Alps between Längenfeld and Sölden, converted into a horse-friendly yard in 2014. The family breeds Oldenburger horses and also keeps a small alpaca herd. Livery horses are boarded on the property. The yard is run by a master horse manager and qualified trainer who also advises on training.
Stalla Sainas is an organic mountain farm in Ftan run by Urs and Sibyll Unterweger. Alongside dairy goats it keeps Noriker horses and offers places for boarding and retired horses in its open stable. Horses go to alpine pasture in summer. Urs also does horse logging.
Royal Horse Home is a horse boarding yard in Schänis run by Meinrad Schnüriger. It offers individual boxes and open stables for horses and ponies of any age or breed. The facility has an indoor arena, a covered horse walker, solarium, wash bays, sand paddocks and a lounge for riders. The site also lists an extreme trail course, a horse scale and the sale of jumping obstacles.
Gestüt Trachslauerhof is a breeding and livery yard in Trachslau near Einsiedeln. It has bred horses for many years, with a focus on modern sport horses carrying international show jumping and dressage bloodlines. The yard offers boarding in boxes with outdoor runs and group housing for foals, in-foal mares and stallions. It also starts young horses, trains horses for dressage and jumping, and sells horses at various levels of training.
Snjóka Islandpferdehof is an Icelandic horse yard in Untervaz near the Rhine. Its riding school offers regular lessons, children's and youth riding camps, theme days and training on the oval track. The yard runs open stables for 18 horses and currently boards around ten livery horses alongside its own. It also takes in client horses for schooling and offers the basic horse-handling and gaited horse certificate courses.
Rainbow-Ranch is a pony and horse yard between Zurich and Chur near the Walensee, operating since 1999. It offers riding lessons, children's riding courses, trail rides, riding camps, pony camps, pony walks and pony birthday parties. The ranch runs preparation courses for the basic horse-handling diploma and offers riding therapy. It also provides horse boarding (Pferdepension).
Cotti Horse is a horse business on Alp Flix above Savognin in Graubünden. It offers half-day, full-day and multi-day trail rides, a trail-riding seminar and individual rides with its own horses. A summer horse pasture (Pferdealp) takes in other owners' horses. It also sells Federtrigon saddles and runs a small inn on the alp.
Gina Henny runs a family yard in Cazis offering riding lessons based on classical principles, on site or mobile within 50 km. The yard boards up to 16 horses in group or individual turnout boxes, and stallions are welcome. Horses can be taken in for schooling and training. Weekend courses in classical riding are held regularly, some with invited instructors.
Pferdeplausch is a small riding and livery yard run by Sandra Zöbeli in Stäfa. It offers a riding school, trail rides and children's birthday parties with its ponies and horses. The yard also runs a boarding stable, which currently has no free places. Visitors can arrange to see the ponies, horses, stable and riding facility on site.
Stalla Engiadina is a carriage-driving business and riding stable in Pontresina in the Engadin. It offers private carriage and sleigh rides, including trips into the Val Roseg and to Lej da Staz. The yard rents out horse boxes in its stable building and offers holidays with horses. It is also an organic-certified farm with 28 hectares of land, with a history going back to 1890.
Stalla Chapella is a riding, training and boarding stable in Cinuos-chel in the Upper Engadine, run by riding instructor Eva Baumann since 2017. It offers riding lessons based on natural horsemanship and classical dressage, lunge seat lessons, children's riding and family half-days with the horses. The stable also trains horses, takes boarders and hosts holidays with or without your own horse. An archery course is run alongside the stable.
Stall Niderorn is a breeding and training yard on the Bachtel in the Zürcher Oberland, run by Evelyn Honegger. Boarded horses live in a herd on a mountain paddock trail with pastures. The yard starts and trains foals, young horses and adult horses, offers cow work and gives group lessons to boarders. It also breeds Quarter Horses.
Pferdepension Graubünden in Furna offers retirement and holiday pasture boarding for Icelandic horses. Horses live in mixed groups with open stables, large paddocks and pastures, and spend summers on the pastures or the alp. The yard provides individual feeding and care as needed and is suited to horses with allergies or eczema. It is run by Vreni and Marco Sprecher, who have more than 20 years of experience.
Hof Schürli is a family-run horse boarding yard in Steg im Tösstal that has operated for 45 years. Horses are kept in a herd, with an emphasis on their social needs. The farm also cares for sick horses recovering on its summer pastures and runs an ethology school on horse keeping, training and feeding. A riding school operates from the yard, and the family also advises on building horse-appropriate stables.
Pferdepension Rüeggshusen is a horse boarding yard in Wolfhausen in the Zürcher Oberland, run as one of the two yards of Schweizer Pferdepension. Its open group stable takes up to 24 horses. The yard emphasises species-appropriate horse keeping and keeps owners informed through a stable WhatsApp group. The surrounding area offers extensive hacking routes on gravel paths and quiet roads.
Aeberhard Reitstall is a riding stable in Kirchlindach, Switzerland, owned by Beat Aeberhard. It offers horse boarding, breeds horses and sells horses. Its own bred horses carry the AeR suffix. The team includes a deputy manager responsible for training horses and a stable manager.
Zucht- und Sportstall De Gesto is a breeding and sport stable in Uettligen near Bern, Switzerland. It offers horse boarding with summer and winter pastures. The facility includes a large indoor arena, an all-weather arena and a covered horse walker, with hacking country nearby. The stable also breeds horses and competes in sport.
Reithof Staubli is a training and schooling yard for Icelandic horses in Horgenberg near Zurich, run by Mara and Lisa Staubli. It offers riding lessons, horse training and correction, and children's lessons on its own Icelandic horses from about age four. The yard has an indoor arena, oval and pace tracks, boxes, paddocks and turnout stables for boarders. It breeds Icelandic horses in Switzerland and Iceland and has horses for sale.
Stall Moser is a riding yard in Rothenthurm, Switzerland, run by show jumper Marco Moser. It offers horse boarding with daily mucking out and hay or haylage three times a day. The yard provides horse training and schooling, riding lessons and courses, and show jumping training with weekly new courses. Further services include horse management, competition support, a transport service and horses for sale.
Reitstall Ins is a riding stable in Ins, Switzerland, run by the Hostettler and Wenger families. The stable offers horse boarding (Pension) with outdoor boxes. Prospective boarders are invited to visit for a viewing. The site also lists its infrastructure and events.
Pferdepension Furna is a family-run horse boarding business in Furna, Graubünden. It offers retirement and winter pasture, foal rearing and summer grazing for horses on the alp. The horses are cared for by Andris and Annalis Bärtsch, who have long experience in horse breeding and keeping.
Schwärzi is a family-run farm near Neuhaus run by Andrea and Adrian Wildhaber. Its horse business includes a boarding stable with 14 boxes with turnout, an all-weather area, large summer pastures and a half-covered arena. It runs a riding school, offers training for riders and horses, courses and riding camps, and breeds Quarter Horses. The farm also keeps suckler cows and sells beef directly.
Hugener Pferdesport is a show jumping yard in the Ägerital run by the Hugener family. Owner Andreas Hugener, a qualified Bereiter and competitive show jumper, produces young and inexperienced horses and presents them at shows. Riders bring their own horses for jumping lessons and training. The yard also breeds its own horses and rents boxes to owners who care for their horses themselves.
Seiler Quarter Horses in Emmen is a breeding, training and boarding yard for Quarter Horses, run by trainer and manager Chris Seiler. It breeds its own foals from a herd of broodmares and stands its stallions for outside mares. Young horses are raised in groups and trained for leisure or showing, and the yard accompanies the sale of its own horses. Boarding is offered for western and English horses, with turnout boxes, daily pasture and options such as partial training.
