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St. Andrews Equestrian Center

  • 300+ acres of land, fenced and cross-fenced with miles of white vinyl fencing, just 2 miles from the main campus.
  • 4 barns with a total of 112 stalls
    • 14-stall barn, with 12’ x 12’ stalls, which is connected to the covered arena and houses the therapeutic riding horses. This building has a tack room, offices, a viewing room, and a classroom. (1)
    • 24-stall barn, with 12’ x 12’ stalls, which houses the lesson horses. This building has a tack room, offices, kitchen, lounge and storage. (2)
    • 52-stall barn, with 12’ x 12’ stalls, with two tack rooms, two feed rooms and office space. (3)
    • 22-stall barn, with 12' X 12' stalls. with tack room for western horses connected to the 52-stall barn. (4)
  • 100' x 125' indoor arena (5)
  • 120’ x 300’ covered arena. (6)
  • 165' x 340' covered arena (7)
  • 5 outdoor show and teaching arenas. (8)
  • A 2 hunter trials course with a bank, a ditch, and stationary jumps. (9)
  • 120’ x 250’ dressage arena.
  • Acres of pasture and paddocks.

NOTE: There are 20 student boarder stalls at the Equestrian Center. If you wish to bring your horse to school with you, you may turn in an application with the Equestrian Director for a stall. Stalls at the Equestrian Center are available to Team Riders who are competing their horses. A videotape of your horse and a completed horse information questionnaire must be submitted with your application. A Request to Board form is available from the Equestrian Center office. There are also other barns in the Laurinburg area where you may board your horse. This list is available from the Equestrian Center Office.

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St. Andrews Presbyterian College
1700 Dogwood Mile
Laurinburg, NC 28352
910-277-5555
800-763-0198
(fax) 910-277-5020
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