Oberon Stables

We have openings for stall boarders! While we specialize in lay ups and retirees we welcome more active boarders as well! We have an 80X160 modest sand ring and a full size grass dressage ring and provide excellent loving care. Please visit our website or call 845-518-5529 for more information and pricing. Www.oberonstables.com

We have such happy colors for feeding time!

I love what I do, but there are times when it’s hard the past month I have been caring for Bob, the handsome 21 year old Morgan cross who came to me 6 years ago anxious and unable to trust anyone new. He was sweet and misunderstood. It took more than a year for him to trust me enough not to pull back into the stall when I approached the stall gate, but he finally did. He became very special to me. His personality was huge. A month ago he became ill. He tesed positive for ...EPM and Lyme. He showed signs of neuralgia. We began treatment for both illnesses. We gave IV fluids for more than a week as well as NSAIDs, steroids, Marquis and antibiotics for a month.At times he rallied but in the end his body could not win the fight. After intense ICU treatment at the farm for a month he was helped over the rainbow bridge this afternoon. This past week he deteriorated rapidly despite our best efforts. The barn is hollow.our hearts are broken..run free handsome boy.. life will never be the same.. See more

We have such happy colors for feeding time!

I love what I do, but there are times when it’s hard the past month I have been caring for Bob, the handsome 21 year old Morgan cross who came to me 6 years ago anxious and unable to trust anyone new. He was sweet and misunderstood. It took more than a year for him to trust me enough not to pull back into the stall when I approached the stall gate, but he finally did. He became very special to me. His personality was huge. A month ago he became ill. He tesed positive for ...EPM and Lyme. He showed signs of neuralgia. We began treatment for both illnesses. We gave IV fluids for more than a week as well as NSAIDs, steroids, Marquis and antibiotics for a month.At times he rallied but in the end his body could not win the fight. After intense ICU treatment at the farm for a month he was helped over the rainbow bridge this afternoon. This past week he deteriorated rapidly despite our best efforts. The barn is hollow.our hearts are broken..run free handsome boy.. life will never be the same.. See more

It’s that kind of day on the farm ( no worries, Bob the horse is just sleeping, not sick)

It has been quite a while since I have posted so I thought I’d give an update to anyone interested we have had a pretty quiet spring and summer until the beginning of August. We welcomed 5 new horses almost at once! 2 retirees from Massachusetts, A Fjord Mare and her 4 month old foal (can you say cute??!!) and a foxhunter for layup. Busy busy! Things have been good at the barn, but we are currently caring for a long term boarder who has had serious health struggles since mid August. He is fighting EPM combined with Neurological Lyme and everything that comes with that. If you pray please add him to your prayers, if you don’t then please keep him in your thoughts and your hearts. He needs it.

We have one opening left! Come and join the gang even if just for the winter... make friends with Shadow the rescued barn cat and bring your horse to spoiled horse central. You have the option of stall board or pasture board with shed. Message here on Facebook, email through the website or call 845-518-5529. We are located in Millerton, NY 5 mins from the CT border.

It’s that kind of day on the farm ( no worries, Bob the horse is just sleeping, not sick)

It’s that kind of day on the farm ( no worries, Bob the horse is just sleeping, not sick)

Somebody got a new bed and seems to really like it!

Sooo we got the pony I said I didn’t need His name is Casey and he is a foster from Helping Hearts Equine Rescue in Perrineville NJ. He is a sweet little guy that doesn’t seem to be bothered by anything and he is available for adoption as a companion only through HHER. He has only 1 issue: recurring uveitis that is treated during flare ups and he has recently lost sight in that eye but it doesn’t seem to bother him at all. If you are looking for a sweet, no nonsense companion pony please contact me for more info.

Oberon Stables’ official barn kitty, Shadow honing his job skillz. Turn the sound up

What do you do when you find your 25 year old MFT who lives out but comes into eat in deep REM sleep in a freshly bedded stall after eating dinner? That’s right, you go home late because you leave him sleep (for an hour! ) until he wakes on his own ....

Good morning from Oberon Stables!