two words BAD BUSINESS.. owner is definately NOT trustworthy! she doesnt stand by what she says. Too many little kids.Inexperienced children handling your expensive horse.Believe me i saw it w/ my own eyes.I brought my gorgeous horse there for one day and turned around and left the next. The turnout is on a CLIFF if you dont mind your horse being one step away from a broken leg,or poke their eye out on the tree limbs on the wooded cliff.Not to mention lucy the owner doesnt believe in worming she has her own method i guess. also not to mention a husband that is disrespectful towards woman,i know cuz he swore and yelled at my mother, very tacky!I was promised seperate turnout and my feelings were dismissed once i got there lucy denied she even promised that.take my advice from someone that was there for a day RUN!!!!!!!!!!   

One more important thing,the instructor that i had growing up for 13+ yrs.and aslo we considered her a close family friend is the instructor now at wish me luck.who i thought my daughter was going to have for an instructor.We have learned many lessons of who you think is your friend. my daughter got shoved aside with her lessons because the instructor was too concerned with pleasing lucy and her lies. I guess you dont want to bite the hand that feeds you. i have taken my daughter elsewhere for her lessons to someone that is interested in teaching her. And my horse is very happy and well taken care of at a reputable stable it all worked out for the best for us.No matter how close you think you  know your instructor/friend it boils down to one thing its all business!!! If you go there i hope you have eyes in the back of your head. SHADY BUSINESS DEALINGS!!!!!!!!!

Its terrible!

look elsewhere for boarding!