Rosehill Farm

I personally was looking for a dressage teacher; not a barn, not a horse to purchase, etc. I HAVE FOUND just that Instructor at Rosehill Farm. \r I used a Groupon deal, along with others, as a tool to find a teacher I could relate to and respect for riding knowledge and teaching skills. And, I wanted a teacher to instruct, not coddle me. During a lesson, ALL my questions are addressed and I am taught the hows and whys of each riding movement/technique. The instructor is patient and willing to help me in any way during the learning process. \r With that said, I have chosen to continue to take lessons at Rosehill Farm after my Groupon deal is finished, even though it's a hour's drive from my house. more

Hey when you physically ride there and know what goes on, you won't want to leave this barn. The people here are great. Great horses to learn and train on. Wonderful trainer, she knows more than most teachers actually know (if you want to make it anywhere in the riding area). Yes she does rescue horses so some appear thin.. but those are rescue horses and it takes time for them to develop. If you come out here and want to take lessons you will get more hands on and lots of info. for your money. It's a homey place where kids can have fun and just hangout. They sell and train some amazing horses and ponies there. Watching the little guys develop and get trained is a wonderful thing to see. Just come out and make an appointment and you will see for yourself what a great plaace it is. more

Rosehill Farm is a very friendly place. The people there are great. The facilty isn't the best, but the lessons are good and the instructor knows what she's talking about. There are some underweight horses, but the owner also rescues and rehabilitates horses. In my opinion this place is the best for the price of the lessons in the area. more

I bought my new hunter from this place. I was assured that (well let's just give her a fake name to protect her and myself) ""Lilac"" was a great horse, spook proof, was great for someone like me, that we totally matched up. I came into the situation knowing that Lilac had some major setbacks, and I should have probably bought another horse I know. She's a six year old greenie but she's sweeter than sugar. I wouldn't recommend to anyone else getting a horse from here. Especially if you're doing Hunter/Jumper. I'm a Hunter, Lilac is a jumper, I have to retrain everything. The arena is way too small, if you do a line of jumps, coming out of the line you have to swerve VERY quickly or else you're going to have a lovely trip to the ER. Try explaining to them why you ran into the arena fencing.. But, all in all, no matter what anyone says about my baby Lilac, there must be some reason I chose her over all the other less-green, more trained horses I had seen. Problems are only opportunities in work clothes :) Pros: the owner cares a lot about the horses health.. Cons: the horses are really underfed, the arena is too small.. more

The trainer at Rosehill farm is a very good teacher. She is very strict but she knows what she is talking about. She knows alot about horses and is great in what she does. Pros: very good teacher more

facility not clean, trainer is rude, horses treated badly, horses fed according to their likes, horses don't get their hay paid for by owner! more