| Four Winds Ranch Cromwell, OK 405-584-0684 horsemotel@fourwindsranch.net |
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Here are some of the most asked questions....if you still don't find your answers please call or e-mail me....I'd love to talk with you.
1. How big is the driveway "really"?: The driveway entrance has wings
on it 60' wide to allow an easy turn in off the county road. The security gate is
60' off the road so you won't be hanging out in the street. The gate is 19'
wide...yep it's heavy! The driveway is 16' wide and good solid rock base all the
way to the horse barn. Around the barn are limestone screenings some with
grass growing through to unload horse on soft ground. Easy turnaround even if
you are not an expert backer. No electric poles or trees anywhere near the barn
/ parking area.
2. I have a stallion is that ok? Sure. I like to know in advance so I can
save you a corner stall. Then if your stallion has a pal he gets along with we can
leave the blinders down. If not I can close of the top half of the stall between
horses. Stallions can only be turned out in the roundpen and can't stay out at
night. My stall walls don't go all the way to the rafters so if you have a climber
my stalls might not work out for you.
3. I have special stalling needs...mare with a foal, draft horse, one that
needs extra privacy...now what? No problem at all. The barn has 2 stalls 12 x
14 that work great for any horse that needs more room. Please let me know in
advance so I can keep a big stall open for you. If privacy is the issue we can put
your horse in a corner so there will be just one horse next door. If space allows I
can leave the stall next to yours empty. Then one of the movable blinders goes
up to keep horses from touching noses.
4. I might arrive late is that OK? Yep....in the best western traditions "the
latch string" is always out. We certainly appreciate a call so we know to expect
late arrivals. I'm close to the gate and barn so I'll just get up and get you settled
in.
5. " During really hot weather can I layover in the daytime"? Sure.
With fans and misters in the barn it is possible to keep things pretty nice inside.
6. " I have dogs and kids...will you let me stay"? Of course. In order
for everyone involved to stay safe and have a good time there must be a few
rules.....dogs must remain leashed at all times and ask that you clean up after
them. We reserve the right to refuse dogs that threaten people or livestock.
Children are not required to be leashed but do need to be supervised.
7. "I enjoy a beer and my wife likes a glass of wine is that OK"?
Responsible adults are welcome to consume alcohol they bring .
8. "Is there a way for me to check my e-mail or access the
internet"? The ranch currently has broadband internet service via a radio
antenna. Ask me and I'll help you with a wireless connection or we can plug in
your laptop in my office.
9. "On my trip I blew a tire, the spare is on but is there a mechanic
or tire store nearby"? Right at the exit is a tire store and mechanic. Good
guys at Steve's Tire who will work hard to get you back on the road.
10. "I'm in a hurry, arriving late, leaving early is there a way for me
to get fuel"? Shell station at the exit has pay at the pump so you can fuel with
a credit or debit card 24hrs a day.
11. "My trailer doesn't have living quarters in it, where can I stay"?
There is a Days Inn hotel about 15 min from the ranch. The same town has
several gas stations, grocery store, several eating options including a 24 hr
diner. Hotel phone number is 918-623-2200.
12. "Can I leave horses a few days"? Certainly. If you need to visit
family, tend to business or have an unentered horse to an event feel free to
leave it at the ranch and we will take care of it.
13. "My horse has gotten injured or sick while traveling...can you
help"? If your horse's illness isn't contagious...he isn't running a fever or is
injured we can help. Most minor things can be handled here at the ranch.
There is always a well stocked medicine cabinet for an injury. If your situation is
more serious there are several veterinarians that you can either haul to or will do
farm calls.
14. "Can I ride or work my horse"? You are free to use the round pen if
it isn't being used by other guests. There are miles and miles of quiet country
dirt roads to ride on but we can't offer other riding at the ranch at this time.
If you still have questions please feel free to call 405-584-0684 or e-mail me
Michelle
on it 60' wide to allow an easy turn in off the county road. The security gate is
60' off the road so you won't be hanging out in the street. The gate is 19'
wide...yep it's heavy! The driveway is 16' wide and good solid rock base all the
way to the horse barn. Around the barn are limestone screenings some with
grass growing through to unload horse on soft ground. Easy turnaround even if
you are not an expert backer. No electric poles or trees anywhere near the barn
/ parking area.
2. I have a stallion is that ok? Sure. I like to know in advance so I can
save you a corner stall. Then if your stallion has a pal he gets along with we can
leave the blinders down. If not I can close of the top half of the stall between
horses. Stallions can only be turned out in the roundpen and can't stay out at
night. My stall walls don't go all the way to the rafters so if you have a climber
my stalls might not work out for you.
3. I have special stalling needs...mare with a foal, draft horse, one that
needs extra privacy...now what? No problem at all. The barn has 2 stalls 12 x
14 that work great for any horse that needs more room. Please let me know in
advance so I can keep a big stall open for you. If privacy is the issue we can put
your horse in a corner so there will be just one horse next door. If space allows I
can leave the stall next to yours empty. Then one of the movable blinders goes
up to keep horses from touching noses.
4. I might arrive late is that OK? Yep....in the best western traditions "the
latch string" is always out. We certainly appreciate a call so we know to expect
late arrivals. I'm close to the gate and barn so I'll just get up and get you settled
in.
5. " During really hot weather can I layover in the daytime"? Sure.
With fans and misters in the barn it is possible to keep things pretty nice inside.
6. " I have dogs and kids...will you let me stay"? Of course. In order
for everyone involved to stay safe and have a good time there must be a few
rules.....dogs must remain leashed at all times and ask that you clean up after
them. We reserve the right to refuse dogs that threaten people or livestock.
Children are not required to be leashed but do need to be supervised.
7. "I enjoy a beer and my wife likes a glass of wine is that OK"?
Responsible adults are welcome to consume alcohol they bring .
8. "Is there a way for me to check my e-mail or access the
internet"? The ranch currently has broadband internet service via a radio
antenna. Ask me and I'll help you with a wireless connection or we can plug in
your laptop in my office.
9. "On my trip I blew a tire, the spare is on but is there a mechanic
or tire store nearby"? Right at the exit is a tire store and mechanic. Good
guys at Steve's Tire who will work hard to get you back on the road.
10. "I'm in a hurry, arriving late, leaving early is there a way for me
to get fuel"? Shell station at the exit has pay at the pump so you can fuel with
a credit or debit card 24hrs a day.
11. "My trailer doesn't have living quarters in it, where can I stay"?
There is a Days Inn hotel about 15 min from the ranch. The same town has
several gas stations, grocery store, several eating options including a 24 hr
diner. Hotel phone number is 918-623-2200.
12. "Can I leave horses a few days"? Certainly. If you need to visit
family, tend to business or have an unentered horse to an event feel free to
leave it at the ranch and we will take care of it.
13. "My horse has gotten injured or sick while traveling...can you
help"? If your horse's illness isn't contagious...he isn't running a fever or is
injured we can help. Most minor things can be handled here at the ranch.
There is always a well stocked medicine cabinet for an injury. If your situation is
more serious there are several veterinarians that you can either haul to or will do
farm calls.
14. "Can I ride or work my horse"? You are free to use the round pen if
it isn't being used by other guests. There are miles and miles of quiet country
dirt roads to ride on but we can't offer other riding at the ranch at this time.
If you still have questions please feel free to call 405-584-0684 or e-mail me
Michelle
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