The Dunrovin Ranch is a boarding, teaching, horse rescue
and placement facility located in New River, Arizona. We
are located in the Sonoran Desert, 35 miles north of
Phoenix. The
ranch is close to Anthem, Desert Hills and Cave Creek
making the Dunrovin Ranch an
ideal location for boarding.
With only being a few minutes ride from the Tonto
National Forest and thousands of acres of Arizona state
land, the Dunrovin Ranch is an exceptional facility for
riding!
ACCOMMODATIONS
On the facility are three round pens, two mare motels
with eight stalls in each motel, several stand-alone
stalls and ample, fenced turn-out areas. Each horse, and
his/her individual needs are tended to with loving care.
There are three feedings per day, one at 7:30AM, one at
2:30PM and one at 9:30PM. The staff lives on-site, so
special supplements or medications can be administered
as needed. All horses are turned out regularly as their
social abilities allow. Stalls are cleaned at least once
daily, often twice per day.
With a family of staff and caretakers, their gentle
philosophy toward training and treatment, and their vast
experience and knowledge, it is a facility where both
you and your horse will be comfortable and well cared
for.
HOW WE
CARE FOR THEM
Please take a moment to
watch this video:
THE
HISTORY OF DREAMCHASER
The Dunrovin Ranch was a dream conceived in 1993 with
the purchase of land in New River, Arizona. An
eight-stall mare motel was initially constructed on the
property. However, by the time it was built, the motel
was already too small for the number of horses that
Susan and Jamie Thompson, owners of the Dunrovin Ranch,
had acquired.
In 2002, the Dunrovin Ranch went from a four-horse home
to a twelve-horse home almost overnight when Susan and
Jamie discovered PMU foals needed homes, too. The
initial plan was to adopt only one PMU foal but that
plan was quickly changed when the necessity of homes
were needed for these beautiful horses. Otherwise
destined for feed lots, three foals were adopted and two
months later, two pregnant PMU mares were added to the
herd! Thus, the Dreamchaser Horse Rescue and
Rehabilitation Facility was born.
Since 2002, another eight-stall motel has been added as
well as three round pens, several large, fenced,
turn-out areas and a number of stand-alone stalls.
For more information, or a tour of
the facility, please call 623-910-6530 or
