I honestly wouldn't recommend this place, even to my worst enemy.
For boarders: Only the owner's horses get fresh hay which she keeps in the arena. Boarder's horses get wet hay that is kept outside. No daily turnout - this can lead to problems such as arthritis and respiratory problems. The only horses that gets turned out are the owner's prized horses for when she wants to take pictures to try and fake people out into thinking her barn is great. The automatic water dispensers are rusty and flaking. Do you want your horse drinking rust?
For lessons - She's ALWAYS late. Then most of the time she rides with you, with her horse still in training, so you don't know what to do while she canters around beating her horse. She doesn't teach you anything anyways. After I left this barn, I have learned soo much already. I saw videos of myself riding when I was still there and I CAN'T believe I looked like that.
And I have screen shots of the owner of this barn fighting with a 16 year old on facebook, as well as the owner impersonating someone who left her barn.
Also, in one of the pictures uploaded by the owner (a picture of a kid standing on a horse's back) she should NOT have let him do that. First of all, he is wearing shoes and isn't standing on the saddle, he is standing on the horse's hips. To a human, that would be like you standing on all 4's and having someone stand on your tail bone in high heels. Not fun!
I guess if you like drama, skinny horses, not riding good, and being verbally abused after you leave, this is the place for you!
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