The Eastern Pasture as a whole contains up to thirty-six acres, which are then subdivided even more into smaller portions. Trees scatter the pasture in random places, providing shade for the horses. Water troughs align the fences, although a large creek runs through some of the large pasture. Grass here is abundant.

The Western Pasture is opposite of the Eastern Pasture. This side also contains thirty-six acres, which are subdivided into smaller portions. No water source runs through here, but numerous troughs are positioned along the fences. Trees scatter the land, though not very many for thirty-six acres. Thus, there is little shade.

The Southern Pasture contains forty-eight acres, which are then subdivided into smaller portions. Trees are more abundant in this area, and most of the land is nicely shaded. Three large watering sources run through the land, but troughs are still needed to water the horses put here.