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I taught kid horseback riding daycamps here, thinking Id found a dream job, alas, no! All of us- the kids, horses, and the few instructors had no shade, had to bring our own water and lunch- for what she charged for this I personally would provide lunch, water, and shade! Even worse, we had to use this filthy port a potty that was embarrassingly gross! The owner enjoyed air conditioning and clean restrooms while the rest of us suffered for 8 hours in the full summer sun. If we were caught by her giving those poor horses and kids a break she got angry and would say ""butts in saddles at all times"" All of the horses were underfed, needed shoes, shaded stalls, a trim, worming- bless their hearts, they all seemed so beat down! I own my own horses and wouldnt think of being so cruel! Im shocked that she hasnt had a visit from animal control! Last, but not least, getting paid was like pulling teeth, everyone I met told me that they hadnt been paid in several weeks or even months, the trail guides lived off tips alone! I figured out quickly that I was probably going to get the same treatment so I quit after 2 weeks, it took her over a month to pay me. Parents, do not put your children in her daycamps, its a ripoff and could be dangerous for them, I got heatstroke the second day I worked there!
Pros: working with the kids I taught
Cons: everything else
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