Equestrian Center
Patricia Driggers, Board Representative for Equestrian Center
Spring & Autumn Equine Health
Our horses can be susceptible to several infectious and contagious diseases. By using effective biosecurity practices, new horses arriving at LBL Equestrian Center (“Center”) or boarded horses returning to the Center will be closely monitored and must provide negative Coggins within past year and vaccination records.
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Additionally, many infectious diseases can be prevented by regularly vaccinating your horse in the Spring and Fall. In the Spring of 2024, the LBL Barn Committee hosted and Dr. Tyler Green of Sparta, scheduled a day of vaccinations and dental examinations for the boarded and LBL community horses. All horses at the Center must provide an annual record of negative Coggins tests, maintain current vaccinations and follow a regular deworming schedule, which may include Spring and/or Fall fecal egg count testing.
The following information from the University of Tennessee Extension office provides excellent information about equines diseases and prevention protocols. |
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Equestrian Center Documents & Forms
(Click to download a pdf) LBL Boarding Document Packet with Letter Individual Documents Boarding Agreement Liability Release Form Emergency and Consent Form Barn Rules Buck Lake Horse Trails Riding Release Form |
About Long Branch LakesLong Branch Lakes is nestled within the Cumberland Plateau in Central Tennessee. It is 3500 acres of woodlands, lakes, and equestrian properties surrounded by 7000 acres of The Bledsoe State Forest and adjacent to Fall Creek Falls State Park.
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PLEASE NOTE: Highland Rim Retreats is NOT AFFILIATED with the Long Branch Lakes Property Owners Association (LBL POA.) All Common Areas are property of the LBL POA and use is restricted to Property Owners and their Accompanied Guests.