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Businiess name:
Stonyhill Farms & Riding Schl
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Review by:
Ann S.
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Review content:
Stonyhill is OK horse farm. For lessons, most not all) of the instructors, at times, talk with each other instead of fully paying attention to the rider. The school horses are pretty good and are well cared for but the tack (saddles especially) is not in good condition. The facilities are pretty nice with an indoor arena, a few outside arenas and a large Grand Prix jumping arena as well as a cross country course. For boarding, horses are only turned out one hour a day and some of the stalls around the inside arena get very hot during the summer. They recently bought another horse farm so it is now extremely busy during peak times and there can be as many as 10+ horses in the indoor arena during the winter.
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