By Guest G. at Judy'sBook September 18, 2010
If you love your horse, don't ever layover here. We made a reservation a month in advance and confirmed three days before. We drove 13 hours and when we arrived, the stalls were filthy, uncleaned, and unbedded with no water available to the... ...read more
By jrtfan at Citysearch September 17, 2010
If you love your horse, don't ever layover here. We made a reservation a month in advance and confirmed three days before. We drove 13 hours and when we arrived, the stalls were filthy, uncleaned, and unbedded with no water available to the horses. Shery wasn't home and had to be tracked down by phone where she told me she was busy and wouldn't be home for almost an hour. She then told me I could clean and bed my own stalls and even insulted me when I told her that was completely unacceptable, especially for $25 per night. Very rude person and the place is a dump. If you love your animals, drive right on by this place. I'd rather drive straight through than even unload my horse here. UGH! ...read more
Just because your teens are out of school for the summer does not mean they should have to be on a break from learning. Sign them up for a horseback riding camp. It will enrich their minds, even without having to crack open a textbook. ...read more
If you want to work as a horse trainer, you need to acquire certain skills that are necessary for working in a professional way while training with the animal. These skills can be acquired by training in specific programs that are designed for this purpose. ...read more