Two horses behind a wooden pasture fence beneath sunlit trees at The Namastable

A note from the founder

Our Story

A lifelong love of horses and a vision for something more

Why I created The Namastable

A horse’s home should
feel like home.

Horses have been a lifelong love for me. In creating The Namastable, I wanted to make room for a way of living that puts the horse first: pasture, shelter, careful attention, and time to settle into a natural rhythm.

Our 42-acre property in Ashland City is the setting for that idea. I’m building a small, personal boarding community for people who value their horse’s everyday life as much as the time they spend riding.

Keeping the community personal matters to me. Each new horse is welcomed thoughtfully, with attention to the right fit for pasture living and the resident animals.

The farm is growing thoughtfully, with improvements and new ideas taking shape over time. What matters most to me is the feeling of this place: quiet pastures, the companionship of the animals, and the chance to spend unhurried time with horses. I want everyone who visits to feel that same sense of belonging.

I hope you’ll find a place to slow down here, enjoy your horse, and feel comfortable asking questions. A good fit starts with an honest conversation.

Holly

What guides us

01

Horse-first living

Pasture life, shelter, and a careful daily eye on each horse.

02

A personal approach

A small community, thoughtful introductions, and clear conversations.

03

A peaceful welcome

A respectful, relaxed place to enjoy being with your horse.

The conversation continues

Now we’d love to hear your story.

Accepting boarding inquiries

You've heard a little about why The Namastable began. Now tell us about you, your horse, and the home you're hoping to find.

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