Clapsaddle Farms is home to more than 60 horses at its location in south Weld County, east of Brighton.
Included on the 155-acre property: a large multi-purpose barn with stalls; nine adjustable corrals with shelters; a smaller 9-horse barn; 360 x 160 ft. riding arena; round pens; tree-lined creek bottom with riding trails; turn out pastures; hay meadows; a three-story house; chickens, half dozen steers, plenty of cats and dogs, and Casper the Goat.
The farm has been in operation for nearly 15 years, and is presently transitioning from a breeding operation to boarding and training. Nearly 30 high-quality horses less than five years old, mostly with Hancock/Blue Valentine blood lines, are currently for sale.
Owner Wilbur Flachman, a semi-retired newspaper and magazine publisher retains more than 20 of the animals for trail riding and packing in Colorado and surrounding wilderness areas. Call him or farm manager Julie Clark, 303-536-4115, for more information, or to schedule a visit to Clapsaddle farms.
Clapsaddle Farms takes pride in matching a prospective buyer with the appropriate horse, creating a lasting and satisfying connection for both.
Located in a pleasant and quite rural setting with Box Elder Creek running through it, Clapsaddle Farms offers a variety of boarding and riding options.
