
EP 104: What Creates Value in a Stable?
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The topic of value in a boarding barn has been coming up a lot lately. What makes a place worth a certain amount and, outside of the cost to the proprietor, what should influence what one charges for board? Beauty is the eye of the beholder, of course, but there are certain, definable features that make boarding facilities attractive to horse owners. In this episode, Helena talks with pro rider, 3* eventer, and business owner, Bevin O'Reilly Dugan, proprietor of O'Reilly Equestrian in southern Vermont. Bevin and Helena discuss features of boarding barns that provide the most value. Listen in!
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