This was a wonderful equine facility that had fallen into disrepair but is now under new, young…read moreowners. Repairs so far made significant improvement in its' facilities safety and appearance. More work is presently underway. The current crew are very knowledgeable and hard working. We feel that both our horses and ourselves are well cared for here. We originally boarded here for 3 1/2 years and enjoyed riding over its' ample trails and using the formal arenas. We have happily come back to ride here once again. This is a complete equestrian center no matter what type of riding you do.

As a horse owner and boarder, I feel like it's my responsibility to educate others in the horse…read morecommunity on how terrible this facility really is. I moved there originally because I needed a fast, short-term solution. However, in the short 3 months it was never ending care problems, stealing, lawsuits/scandals, and I learned that borders do not have a voice about their own horses. Recently, Potomac Riverside was taken over by new "management" and I use that term loosely. Rebekah and James's knowledge of horses and care is below zero - in the sense that boarders had to step up to teach them what a halter was, how to clean a stall, fill water buckets, feed grain, and lead horses. That does not even cover lameness or any medical issues. They wouldn't know what to look for if a horse were to colic or even know what colic is. A couple of other issues that I would like to also share. The first being that they ignorantly ordered oak shavings instead of pine. Oak shavings are toxic to all livestock and can cause colic, liver and kidney failure, and even death. When multiple boarders tried to educate them about this, they decided they were going to use the oak shavings anyway. Several vets had to be involved in order to correct this detrimental mistake. James and Rebekah also decided (without informing any horse owners) that they would be corralling the horses in from the fields instead of leading them. They refer to it as their "gate system", but it's corralling. This was tried a couple of years ago, by the owner of the farm herself. A horses ended up breaking its leg because it was trying to run to keep up with the mixed heard. It was euthanized the next day. Again, when boarders voiced their concerns about this system being implemented, they were either kicked off the property or asked to move their horses. I would go every single day to see my horses to make sure they had enough food and water, to clean my own stalls, and bought my own shavings because I had to make sure they were safe. I also moved out two days early and never received my money back for those two extra days I paid. James and Rebekah are unethical in more ways than one. I am sure this barn will try marketing tactics such as rebranding, but do not let a new farm name, low-level trainers, and other tactics fool you.

Now that my horses are safely off the property, I'd like to warn other potential customers about…read moreSilver Fox Farm in Leesburg, VA. Fact: I boarded my horses at SFF for nearly two years. Fact: On Tuesday, April 24th, 2018 I caught five young men shooting into my horses' paddock. I have photographs. Fact: When I complained to owner Don Kuney, I was told: a) He'd told his sons not to shoot when the boarders were around. b) He'd told his sons not to use the rifle c) He'd told his sons to stop shooting if the horses panicked. Every horse on the property and adjacent property panicked. They continued firing. d) I was initially told the problem would be resolved, then later I was told that if I didn't like it, I had 30 days to leave. I was told if I mentioned any of this, I would be sued for slander, despite the fact that my veterinarian and two other boarders were present, I have photographic evidence, I have lengthy text exchanges with Mr. Kuney to back up what I've written, and Facebook private messages from his ex-wife, Gretchen Kuney. At no time before, during, or after signing my boarding contract was it disclosed to me that teenage boys armed with guns would be firing into my horses' paddock while they were in the paddock and I was not present on the property. The paddock in question is laced with rocks, making a ricochet a very real possibility, and other boarders ride their horses in this paddock as well. It seems abundantly clear to me based on Mr. Kuney's statements that he was deliberately concealing this activity from his boarders.

I have been searching for years for a place to ride and improve my skills, but that is not a two…read morehour drive each way, and isn't a rickety, tumble down barn with tired horses. I thought I had found it when my sister passed Clairvaux one day and sent me the website. Perfect! Except. They do not answer their phone or their emails. I emailed once and left two detailed phone messages. Crickets. Maybe they aren't in business anymore? At any rate, they don't seem to want mine!

Great staff, trainers, and horses. Friendly community with great opportunities for any level rider.read more

Loretta and Blue have been one of the brightest parts of this year. I began lessons about 6 months…read moreago, as an adult beginner, and have learned so much. Loretta is patient and encouraging. Not only is she teaching me to ride, but she is helping prepare me for some day owning my own horse. Highly recommend 20/20 Horsemanship!

20/20 is a fantastic barn whether you are just starting out or getting back into horses after a…read morehiatus. Loretta has a great set of well taken care of horses and ponies. Loretta is very personable and full of information!!

One of the best barn out there! Instructors are understanding,firm, and kind. They take such good…read morecare of their horses. So much land, so many opportunities and such a fun barn for shows! Always supporting each other! If your looking for a kid-friendly (and adult) barn this is the place!

Excellent barn that can take riders from a weekly lesson program through horse ownership. Great…read moreplace to get started in our sport and not have the need to immediately outgrow the program. Thumbs up. Good people.

I went to a wonderful memorial service for the family of Hugo The horse, It's hard to take a good…read morepicture with the bars in the stall windows. Will NEVER forget this funeral service, The pastor Went to college with Martin Luther King and was of service with mother Theresa. I know this is not the typical review for boarding stables. Some places don't like reviews of rentals which do not reflect their regular operations. For them to go out of their way and allow this service shows were great people they are.

My family has been clients and family at Bascule farm for the last 14 years. The Bascule family is…read morealways growing and progressing, but the core team and values of horsemanship have stayed strong. I loved riding at Bascule as a teenager in the sport of eventing and fulfilled my dream of competing at a CCI* with the help of my family and Bascule's program. Since then, my family has still loved riding casually and also still taking lessons in dressage and show jumping. Highly recommend!

such a warm, fabulous farm! Heather and her helpers were amazing, and our trail ride was one of…read moreour vacation highlights! And the horses are so sweet and full of personality!

We had a wonderful ride with Heather and June yesterday!! We hadn't ridden in many, many years and…read morethey were so kind and made us feel so comfortable. Our horses, Boris and Smoothie, were so patient and well behaved. Heather is a true horse whisperer and a pro. We were able to observe Heather providing jump lessons to a teen and Heather was incredibly skilled, patient, and encouraging. I highly recommend Heather's team if you are considering lessons or just a trail ride.