Yes.  Our Paddock staff feeds all the horses at 5:00 AM and 3:00 PM.

Boarding includes up to 7 lbs of alfalfa grass cubes.

If you want the Paddock staff to feed your own personal hay, you will need to measure your daily flakes and place them by your stall for both feedings.  Alternatively, the Paddock sells hay and will feed your horse directly from our supply.  Hay prices vary according to type.

Please let the office know of your preference.

Horses are checked on daily either by trainers or their grooms, and the Paddock staff. Paddock staff routinely checks on horses at night between 10:00 PM and 2:00 AM. 

7 riding arenas of which 6 are available to all boarders.

• 1 designated lunging arena
• 1 round pen.
• 3 use Premier ProTex high performance footing
• 1 all-purpose arena and 3 dressage arenas.

Yes. We have turn-out sun pens, and designated arenas available for lunging as well as arena turn-outs. It is advised that all arena turn-outs be accompanied by a horse handler.

The Paddock does not provide horse training and rider instruction. Please contact our trainers directly for their training disciplines and rates.

NO. The Paddock does not provide lessons, but our trainers can train your own horse or you can ride on one of the trainer school horses, if available. 

The Paddock Riding Club facility does not offer a trail ride service to the general public. However, we do have access to 55 miles of trails in near-by Griffith Park for boarders.  

Hours of operation are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The Paddock is a fully gated facility with 24-hour security. We have numerous individuals who live full-time on the property.

Yes, we have installed hidden and non-hidden cameras throughout the property.  These cameras are recording all movements during the day and night. Stalls do not come with cameras but you are free to install your own.

The property is well lit for night riding and security.

We have veterinarians who regularly service our horses or you may use your own veterinarian.

Some regular Paddock Veterinarians are:

Dr. Susan Baur : +1.626.473-9146
Dr. Neil Gray : +1.609-7676
Dr. Michael Peralez : +1.626.446.8911
Dr. Christopher Smith : +1.818.690.7676
Dr. David Wheat : +1.626.446.3837

We have farriers who regularly service our horses or you may use your own farrier .  Let the Paddock know, who will be working on your horse.

Some regular farriers are:

Eli Kozlovich : +1.323 388-6750
Carlos Robles : +1.747.226.8306

If you are a farrier that services the Paddock Riding club and want to be listed here.  Please contact the office.

The Paddock Riding Club facility has 11 individual trainer barns on the property.  Our trainers and instructors are independent contractors offering a variety of services, equestrian support, and knowledge.

Boarders may choose to board their horse within a trainer’s barn area with or without actually training with said trainer. Trainers provide additional services such as grooming, turn outs, additional feeding, lunging, exercising, as well as training.

If you choose to be an independent boarder, you will be responsible for exercising your horse on a daily basis. If you are unable to do so, then you’re responsible to notify Paddock Management or a trainer of your horse’s needs so arrangements can be made for an additional fee.  

Stall selection is determined by Paddock management.