The owner of the barn is completely clueless to everything, a horse was standing in his stall with obvious signs of colic and he was thin(about a BS of 3 and a half or 4) with obvious saddle marks on him and just was so unhealthy looking and she said the horse was fine. They've sold lame horses to friends of mine, they also sold a very very VERY dangerous horse to a former student and this horse nearly killed her at a competition before she came to me for instruction. They wound up having to give the horse back (after A LOT of arguing) and it's just not a very nice place to ride. Dirty, poor pasture(the hay doesn't offer much replacement since it's been stored for awhile) and all around I'd have to say this isn't the nicest place to be.
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