Disappointed with the Boulder City Horseman's Association I am deeply disappointed with my experience at the Boulder City Horseman's Association. What should be a safe and well-managed equestrian community is instead plagued by serious concerns that cannot be overlooked. First and foremost, the association lacks proper liability insurance, putting members and their horses at unnecessary risk. This is a critical issue for any equestrian facility and speaks to a broader lack of responsible management. Additionally, the facilities are poorly maintained, with unkempt grounds and inadequate upkeep that compromise both safety and usability. Beyond the physical conditions, the lack of enforceable rules creates an environment of inconsistency and favoritism. Bullying among members is not only tolerated but, in some cases, seems to be enabled by leadership. Worse still, I have witnessed mistreatment of horses that goes unaddressed, raising serious ethical concerns. An organization meant to support and foster a love for horses and riding should prioritize safety, accountability, and respect--for both people and animals. Unfortunately, the Boulder City Horseman's Association falls short in every regard. I strongly urge others to consider these issues before becoming involved. read more