Double Flush Stables

Double Flush Stables has operated out of the SW 92nd Avenue corridor in Davie’s 33328 zip code, another stretch of the town’s horse country tucked between Orange Drive and Griffin Road. Directory listings put the property at roughly 4270 SW 92nd Avenue, consistent across multiple business directories that track stables in this part of southwest Davie.

Florida’s Division of Corporations shows Double Flush Stables LLC was registered in 2016, but the company’s current status on file with the state is listed as inactive rather than active. That distinction matters and is worth flagging plainly. An inactive LLC status usually means the entity fell out of compliance with the state’s annual report requirements, which can happen for administrative reasons, a missed filing deadline, a change in ownership structure, or a business that has genuinely wound down, and directory data alone cannot say which of those explains this particular filing. Multiple horse industry directories still list Double Flush Stables as an operating stable at this address with an active phone number, which suggests the property may still be functioning as a barn even if its corporate paperwork has lapsed, a situation that is not unusual among small, family run equestrian operations that treat the LLC as a formality rather than the center of how the business is actually run day to day.

As with the other boarding stables scattered through this part of Davie, Double Flush Stables fits the general pattern, a working horse property offering board, likely paired with turnout paddocks and possibly instruction, serving a client base built almost entirely on local referrals rather than online marketing. There is no confirmed website or active social media presence tied to the business at the time of this writing, and no confirmed hours or current pricing, which makes it difficult to say with certainty what services are currently offered or under what terms.

Given the uncertainty around its current corporate status, anyone considering Double Flush Stables for boarding, lessons, or any other service should call the listed number directly before making plans, and should ask specifically whether the business is still operating under that name and at that address. It is entirely possible the stable is running exactly as it always has under a family that simply has not kept up with state paperwork, a common enough situation among small agricultural and equestrian operations in Florida. It is equally possible the property has changed hands or closed since the LLC’s last active filing. Either way, this is one Davie horse country address where a phone call before a visit is not just good practice, it is necessary due diligence, and prospective boarders should treat any details here as a starting point for a conversation rather than a confirmed, current fact. In the meantime, the safest approach for anyone drawn to the listing is to treat the SW 92nd Avenue address as a lead worth following up on directly rather than a confirmed, fully current business profile, and to ask pointed questions about ownership and daily operations during that first phone call.