Stirrup Cup Farm, LLC is a 160 acre hay farm and horse facility located in Delta, Colorado. Delta is at the base of Grand Mesa on the western slope of Colorado - home to farming, ranching, hunting, skiing, snowmobiling, outfitting, fishing, wine tasting, camping, hiking, trail riding, and many equestrian activities. Delta County is centrally located to some major Colorado towns such as Gunnison, Telluride, Grand Junction and Aspen.
Stirrup Cup Farm, LLC
produces premium grass hay with an established clientele in the local equestrian market. We also offer equine facility rental services and produce Team Roping practices and events. We pride ourselves on superb arena footing, friendly service, affordable prices
and professional management.
The Indoor riding arena is a 70' x 240' Coverall building with sand and rubber footing. The light and airy building is a superior facility in which to ride and train horses and has been the venue of choice for a variety of clinics during any time of the year.
The Outdoor Roping arena is a 170' x 270' custom built pipe and cable arena with an automatic Preifert Roping chute, covered boxes, crow's nest and office building. Several custom design features were built into the arena for both horse and rider safety, efficiency of use and for the comfort of all participants. A great deal of research and precision effort went into the construction of the arena surface and base to offer superb drainage and the best quality footing for all horses. There is ample parking and a gorgeous view of open farmland with Grand Mesa standing guard in the distance. Both the Indoor and Outdoor arenas are treated to reduce dust.
We do not breed horses nor offer boarding to the public. Though Team Roping is a predominant aspect of our business, our horse training is focused on performance horses we own and campaigning each horse in the discipline in which it is best suited - areas of concentration are in Team Roping, Dressage, Hunter/Jumper and Eventing.
Colt starting, wild horse adoption, problem horse retraining and senior horse conditioning are all aspects of the operation with a major focus on building a quality and consistent foundation for
the horse whatever the discipline. Natural horsemanship methods, specifically those accredited to Clinton Anderson, and classical dressage training are elements of our present horse training program. We also work closely with the Colorado BLM Adopt-a-Wild-Horse-and-Burro program and have adopted and trained several wild horses over the past years.
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