The facility features 200 stalls manufactured by MDBarnmaster, a company also owned by the Nomlaki Tribe. “Kiser is renowned for innovations in arena design, and it was important to us to provide the best footing available.” “Kiser Arena Specialists designed all of our arenas,” said Crosby.
“It’s a wonderful facility and we are very proud of the excitement it has generated already.”Īccording to Crosby, every detail of the facility reflects the high level of attention paid to ensure the safety, comfort, and high performance of horses and their owners. “The Equestrian Center offers a world-class equestrian experience right here in the heart of Northern California,” said John Crosby, Economic Development Director. The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians celebrated the rich ranching heritage of Tehama County by opening The Rolling Hills Equestrian Center on New Year’s Eve.
