Thank you Cristina for your kindness, your friendliness and for your patience with the two eight…read moreyear old girls today at your ranch. We showed up at Los Saltos at 10:00 am on a Sunday and were greeted by the welcoming committee... some friendly dogs that live on the ranch. We made our way to what seemed to be an office, knocked on the door and Cristina appeared and welcomed us. As we walked to the covered arena we were able to see two foals that were under a week old, some goats, miniature horses and a mule. The kids loved this. At the arena Cristina was so patient with the girls as she taught them commands to control their horses. They rode around the arena until they were comfortable with the horses and only then did they take us to the pasture for a trail ride. We walked the pasture and came back to the arena and Cristina let the girls ride around the arena basically until they had had enough. Then we walked the horses over to another barn and were able to take them back out to the pasture. We found the prices to be very reasonable and the horses were the best trained horses we have ever experienced. We would recommend Los Saltos to any other families that want to expose their children to horses. They also offer training classes for more advanced riding and a variety of boarding facilities.

Very friendly environment for riders of all levels and disciplines. Good quality horses and top…read morenotch instruction. They will always point you in the right direction and guide you with honesty in every aspect of your horse experience, from breeding, breaking colts, tack and choosing the right horse for you.

Painted Prairie Ranch is an excellent facility with a caring and talented owner, Bayley Jones…read more I've boarded my senior (and very picky) horse there, have watched her give kids lessons, and obtained her advice in setting up my own farm. Bayley is patient and phenomenal with kids! She'll help get them to horse shows, teach them respect for animals and each other, and let them have a great time, too! If you love horses, you'll love Painted Prairie Ranch and Bayley!

My horse was removed from this facility due to lack of care and malnourishment. I'm thankful that I…read moregot him out when I did. I would NOT recommend McKinney Horseplex for the well being of your horse.

If my family still had horses and they needed to be boarded this is absolutely the facility I would…read morepick! It looks fantastic! The owner's intelligent, caring, and has the patience of a Saint dealing with those who've tried to take advantage and play the victim. Stay strong and keep up the good work

Stunning! The place is run brilliantly by highly skilled people who not only care deeply for horses…read moreand animal welfare in general, but are also professionally trained to look after them. Sara is a qualified trainer and a national-level competitive rider. Once you enter the facilities, you know you're in great hands. From beginners to professional riders competing at top levels, they truly cater to everyone. Since my last visit, they've made further improvements to the facilities, and the quality of service is even better than before. I would definitely bring children here to learn the basics of horse riding and progress all the way to high-level competition. The staff can train riders at every stage, from novice to advanced, and they excel in both dressage and show jumping. They also bring in top trainers from out of town to ensure the best possible instruction at all times. A truly exceptional equestrian centre -- it has the warmth of home combined with the standards of high-level competition.

I came here for an Italian wine pop-up and little did I know that I would be spending my Sunday…read moreafternoon drinking wine on a beautiful equestrian ranch, enjoying the sun and petting horses. My friend and I had a great time and enjoyed the wine, we got to talk to the owners, and support local small businesses. The owner told me they'll be doing events with horseback riding lessons in 2025 so I will definitely be back!

Arrived for our first lesson on a Sunday afternoon....no-one at office…read more. no one around except other riders...ask a rider, young man, where we were suppose to go. He directed us thru two barns to our instructor. She was nice , a little rough. but nice. She told our daughter to go pick a hat. What?! We had NEVER ridden english and had no idea what we were suppose to be looking for. But we picked one, which ended up being to big. She had our daughter get on, now our pony looked like a underfed old barely able to stand older pony. I felt very sorry for the little thing. We were lead around the entire barn area twice...then taken to the covered arena , where another lesson was being conducted and I think we intruded. After about 3 times around our instructor told our daughter that she had another student and she needed to get off. I was very very put off from this experience. I guess the western world is a little more friendly....or perhaps I chose the wrong English place for our first lesson. Needless to say I canceled our camp reservation. I think I can do as well as they did. I do NOT recommend this place.

Owner is full of himself thinking he is above other people and has the right to put down children…read moreand boarders in front of other people. We boarded there and were looking at buying a saddle from Kai, the owner and while trying to negotiate a price, he called my daughter a barn rat. There was also a lot of insanity around him not allowing people to leave with their horses once disgusted by his terrible manners. Literally tried blocking the exit until people threatened to call the police to remove their own horses! This man is unhinged, very unprofessional, and extremely rude.

Goldstar stables is a great stables to ride Lessons at they have amazing horses and trainersread more

The place is ok, kinda messy and there are spiderwebs everywhere. They have some awesome teachers…read moreand some really bad ones. Laylani and Katy are really great and know so much! Taylor is a good teacher and so sweet with the littles. Judy is rude and doesn't really seem to know anything. Molly is the kindest and is so friendly with everyone! I would recommend them because the horses are great and some teachers are awesome. Just make sure you get one of the good ones.

Prospering farms was the first barn I've ever ridden at, I've now been riding for 6 years and…read morelooking back this place needs its horses taken away. They use 25 year old horses that should. Be. Retired. In 5-10 lessons 6 days a week. If a horse goes lame, the throw it in the pasture and forget about it. Even just driving by, the horses in the pasture have overgrown hooves, sunken in spines, and halters on that have been there for years. The training wasn't bad but it's definitely a beginner barn as most riders start to realize that the way they overwork their horses is unethical.

I came to prospering farm with low confidence and not many experiences under my belt. I'm 7 month…read morein and I have a lot more confidence, I can see a lot of visible growth, and I found amazing horses and friends and an especially amazing trainer, Mrs Stephanie. I've accomplished so many things I never thought I would get to do and I can't wait to see what the future holds for me here at Prospering Farm.

Our family has taken lessons, boarded and purchased here. They are the some of the nicest, honest,…read moreresponsive and genuinely good people in the horse business that I have known. Ed and Suzanne are top shelf

Twice I inquired about consigning a horse with these people, once through their "contact us" page…read moreon their website, the other through private message on their facebook page. Never got any response. To me that is no way to do business. If they did not think my horse was good enough or expensive enough, they could still respond saying, thanks but no thanks. Anything is better than no response whatsoever. The horse I was selling was a well-bred registered mare.