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Cameron Equestrian Ctr
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citysearch c.
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Clearly being a boarder for the past 10 years says a lot. Many people don't stay for a short time, they're here for the long haul.
I can't think of better trainers in the area. They push you, but not to the point of no return. They have definitely pushed me to become a better horse person and have even enabled me to be able to ride and own one of the most stubborn horses I have ever met.
I would rather have safety and knowledgable trainers than a gorgeous immaculate barns with trainers who pack 15 horses in a 2 acre pasture and call it okay.
While the barn needs some sprucing up, there are plans in the works from what I've heard and many weekends the barn FAMILY has cleaning days to sweep, clean, and dust.
All the horses are well taken care of (and fed!) and if anything happens to your horse, you will know within hours (as soon as they find out, really), not the next time you show face at the barn.
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