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Frequently Asked Questions
General
North/Central Ocala on US Hwy. 441.
Yes, Dressur USA is located in a safe neighborhood and offers miles of safe hacking and trail riding.
Dressur USA is 20 minutes from WEC.
There are 3 Feed Stores within 5 minutes of Dressur USA.
Yes. Deliveries are available for $20.00
Yes, there is parking for 3 large trailers.
The barn and all storage buildings are fully renovated with new roofs, new electrical wiring and panels, and new plumbing. The entire property is maintained for impeccable appearance and cleanliness.
The property is maintained by the owner, who lives onsite.
The property has a total of 22 stalls.
Yes, the turn-out for the horses is on grass that is maintained. Many of the paddocks are shaded. All paddocks have automatic water and are double-fenced or electrified.
Yes, each stall has 2 large windows plus rolling doors that allow the horses to hang their heads out. Between the stalls, there is ventilation and visibility, so the horses can see their neighbors. Every stall has auto-water, rubber mats, and fans. The interior walls are masonry and cannot be climbed.
Yes, the barn has a 20’ wide aisle, so horses can walk without interference from stalled horses. The aisle accommodates a large truck. Tack up bays are off to the side and away from the aisles, so there is no blockage of the aisles.
Yes, the tack room is outfitted with quality bridle and saddle racks and hook-ups for washer and dryer. There is also room for a couch and shelving.
Yes, the barn has a fully-furnished studio apartment with kitchen and full bathroom. The apartment is renovated and the furniture is new. The apartment has a new Air Conditioner and Heater and is well insulated.
A Master Farrier earns credentials from a University Veterinary Program and has many years of experience.
Yes, Thilo Hoffmann has credentials from the University of Berlin, Germany and has been practicing for over 35 years.
Many Farriers in Ocala never had formal education in the field. Many Farriers in Ocala do not even have a license.
Farriers perform a very invasive and important treatment to one of the horse’s most vital body parts, the feet. If the feet are improperly trimmed or shod, the horse can be permanently damaged.
Many competitive horses today are born with poor hoof conformation. Corrective Shoeing can actually improve the horse’s hoof conformation over time, which will improve performance and longevity.
Yes, hot shoeing provides a perfect fit and contact/attachment with the horse’s hoof.
Yes, if you want your horse to be sound and perform well, you should have an experienced and licensed farrier. If your horse has hoof conformation problems, you should use a master farrier.
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