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Horse Arena Specs & Timeline
The biggest part of the construction is the putting down of the DG and the compaction of the field which is vital to support the horses. We intend to have a metal pipe style enclosure with the main entrance to have a western theme, with the old sign put back up. There will actually be three gates for safety and convenience. We will also have a watering system to wet the arena and keep the dust down. Those using trailers for on site unloading will park right next to the arena in a shaded area.
Adjacent to the arena is a horse rest area All Nations Church constructed with tie rails, cross ties, watering station (For both horse & human) and a place to wash your horse. Surrounding the arena site and church is a one mile recreation trail with many places to access with your horse.
The trail & rest area are open daylight hours year round. The arena would follow the same schedule. Access to the wash, which leads to trails throughout the foothills is also available.
The arena will be constructed in three phrases over the course of 4 months beginning Summer of 2012. First will be the acquisition and transportation of the “DG” & sand, then its compaction.
The 2nd phrase will be the railings, gates & signs. This will be part of an “Arena Raising” Party which will include community participation.
Finally, the sprinkler installation and preparing for operation (Insurance, rules posting, etc.)
It is our dream to see the arena open by late autumn of 2012.
Johny Carpenter built an authentic western town and taught physically & mentally challenged children and young adult how to ride horses.
Please help by sending your donations to to help us set up our riding program.
The “New Heaven on Earth Ranch”