I have a horse boarded here and he loves it! He gets to eat grass all day long Monday - Friday along with 2 flakes of hay morning and evening and 2 scoops of 12% sweet feed. I love the fact that there is only occupation for 40 horses (gelding and mares) at this time. I like keeping it small and friendly. If you need extra hay, buy it. My vet says that with all day pasture they really don't need any more hay! I disagree because I like to spoil my horse! The owners are friendly,helpful , reasonable and open to suggestions. Like everyone, if you have a problem with something at the barn go straight to them and don't gossip about it behind their backs. That's the mature thing to do. It's true that there are improvements being made and it can get a bit busy, but it's for the good of the stables and I'll happily wait it out to reap the rewards. If you have a high maintence horse, I would suggest you go elsewhere or buy a farm. I could do without the drama of your demands and complaints and it brings down the positive energy and morale. \r
The bottome line is this, I love it there. If you want to come and look around and talk to the boarders that are there now, come out and say ""Hi"". We'll let you know how it is. Please don't go only by the low reviews of those that for some reason don't agree with the policies or are barn jumpers. I hope they're happy at their new place, but I imagine with time they'll find problems there too.
Pros: Grass Pasters, Small number of Boarders, NO LESSON CLASSES,
Cons: Farther for me to drive there
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