A lovely equestrian adventure and find just past Inspirada. We arrived to this well maintained farm…read moreand were surrounded by happy horses in their corrals and barns. The owner was extremely welcoming so my daughter could walk the property to feed the horses carrots. There is a place for riders to practice jumping, there are goats, chickens, and a great open spaces for horses to roam.

I've had my horse and two pygmy goats here for a year and a half. It's like a family and they are…read moreso accommodating to my animals and kids who come and play at the barn. It's a top hunter/jumper barn in Vegas and people travel from all over the city to ride/take lessons there. I do not jump anymore but am not "snobbed" by anyone because of it. Ha. The horses receive TOP CARE and all seem happy and very healthy. Thank you Judy, Nikki, Liz, and team!

They place is so much fun. I really enjoyed feeding all the animals. We kept buying a lot of…read morecarrots and popcorn to feed them. The goat with the video almost took my hat so beware. They have lots of ponies and horses and little horses, goats chicken roosters pigs geese. My daughter loved the pony ride so much that she begged me to write the bigger horse. I was so nervous for her, but she really enjoyed it. Of course you ride at your own risk keep that in mind and keep an eye on your children because as I mentioned on one of the pictures, they say that a horse doesn't bite, but I got a bruise from the bite. The horse bit my daughter first. And they said oh no, it doesn't bite. And I thought maybe it just nibbled on her and she got scared. However, then the horse bit me and I got a little bruise. So yes, the really big horse does bite. Also beware because there is another horse there that says not to feed a carrots and it does say on the sign that it does bite so keeping eye for signs really read the signs before you pet any animal. Some of the horses cannot eat carrots they have like a special diet, so please be respectful of that and do not feed them carrots if it says no carrots it can be for different reasons can be because they bite or because they're on a special diet. The whole staff is super friendly and nice. I really enjoyed talking to all of them and getting to know them. This place is huge. Expect to be here for a while and really enjoy your time. There's so much to see and do. My mom and daughter and I all of us got in the train ride, which was so much fun!!! Honestly, I think everything is pretty reasonable price. They do sell drinks, food, honey, eggs, even duck eggs. I think they do birthday parties, which is awesome. I also seen for the summer. They do rent out the pool area so that sounds fun. I'm considering doing that. It's definitely a hidden Gem and I can't wait to go again!!! my daughter absolutely love love love love this place that she can't wait to go again too. Make sure you follow directions how to defeat the animals it took my daughter a few times to get the courage to feed the horses, but after that, she just wanted to feed all the animals over and over again.

Found this hidden gem in Las Vegas on Facebook and finally decided to check it out with the family…read more We went on a Sunday around 1 PM after church, and while we still had a great time, it was definitely HOT outside. I would highly recommend visiting during cooler weather or earlier in the day so you can enjoy it longer without the heat draining you. The farm itself is a little hidden away, but they do have signs posted for parking, which made it easier to find once we got close. One thing I really liked is that admission is completely free, although they do have a donation box at the entrance if you'd like to support the farm and the animals. There were quite a few animals to see including horses, donkeys, goats, ducks, and pigs. The highlight for us was feeding the animals. Make sure you buy a bag of carrots because the animals definitely know visitors come with treats and they'll come right up to you expecting snacks. The goats especially were very eager and entertaining for the kids. I also noticed they host events here and offer pony and horse rides, which would be really fun for birthday parties or family gatherings. Even though it's a simple little farm, it turned out to be a fun and relaxing activity for kids and families looking for something different to do in Las Vegas away from the Strip. Overall, we had a good experience and would probably come back again when the weather is cooler.

Kim and her crew were wonderful! They gave me firm but gentle guidance and advice where needed and…read morereally made my time learning productive. The lessons are affordable and the horses friendly. I can't wait to go back!

From the owner: We are offering daily horse back riding for all ages at a low price Western, Jumping, Trail,…read moreEnglish style riding, Showmanship at hand and halter, Horseback Riding Lessons, Petting Zoo, Parties,Horse training.

I have been riding and/or boarding my horse at Scott's Stable for over two years. It is a great…read moreboarding stable, with choices of both alpha or grass hay provided for your horse. Horses are fed twice a day, and stalls are cleaned once a day, seven days a week. Plus boarding fees seem very reasonable for the area. The location is fantastic, as it is directly across the street from Floyd Lamb park which is a fantastic place to go riding. The stable has an extremely large 140 X 250 lit arena, a 40 foot lit round pen, as well as a 2100 square foot turnout paddock. Boarders are provided free parking for their horse trailers, and 24/7 access to their horses and all the stable facilities. The owner Richard lives on the property, and is really nice. He is a equine vet who was born and raised in the Las Vegas valley. The stable personnel who feed the horses and clean the stalls also live on the property. Many of the boarders have been there for years, which in it self is a statement on how great a boarding stable this is. For those who are looking for a clean, low key, laid back place to board their horses, I highly recommend this stable.

My wife had been looking for a place to take riding lessons since we arrived in Las Vegas in 2018…read more Fortunately, about 5 years ago, she found Kyle Canyon Ranch. She has thoroughly enjoyed taking lessons with Amy, so much so that two years ago, she asked Amy to find her a horse. She found Jazzy, a 6-year-old Paso Fino for a reasonable price. Amy has been helping my wife train Jazzy since he arrived. A little over a year ago, my wife convinced me to get my own horse. Once again, Amy located the ideal horse for me, a thirteen-year-old saddle bred mare. Socks is eager to please without being too forward. The only downside with Socks is that she pees more than any other horse on the ranch. Fortunately, the ranch hands are hardworking and conscientious. They do a great job cleaning and raking out her stall. The owners are also very helpful and go out of their way to see to the needs of their customers. We enjoy going to the ranch because it is cooler than Las Vegas, the scenery is beautiful, and the people are friendly.

Just wanted to thank Amy for such an amazing lesson experience. Very thorough and knowledgeable on…read moreall things horse riding, and was able to get me to place where I felt extremely comfortable riding and trotting. Also learned general horsemanship, taking care of the horses, saddling, cleaning, etc. Super awesome instructor and cannot recommend her and this facility enough!

I would like to preface this review and let others know I have 0 experience with horses. I am sure…read morethe owner Denise is extremely experienced with horse riding and I will not discredit her knowledge and experience with horses (unlike how she treated me as a mother today). I am writing this review from a "moms" experience of an out of control situation and the owner's beside manner. To a seasoned horse rider, my concerns below may or may not seem like anything of value to you but if you are new to horse lessons this review may interest you. Horse riding is considered by many people as one of the top few dangerous sports. Even experienced riders can suffer extreme injuries or even death. Knowing this, I have been slightly apprehensive at my 12 yrs old daughter new found interest in horse riding. She has been going to Hunters Edge for the last 6 months. All thanks to her grandmother who is suffering from a terminal health issue and looks forward to taking my daughter 3x a week for lessons. So far, my daughter fell off a horse 2x within the first 3 months (1 of those times having sprained her wrist and sitting out for a couple weeks). And then today she fell off again. This is her 3rd fall in her first 6 months of riding. Each one worse than the other. Today's event was due to the horse not listening, for reasons I don't fully understand, nor was explained to me by Denise. My daughter is 76 lbs, this horse nearly 1000 lbs+ . Everyone watched painfully while this horse took my daughter on 6+ laps around the arena, faster and faster until things spiraled out of control. Even a concerned worker, popped out from cleaning stalls to come stare and mumble "OH SHIT" under his breath. The scene today was so out of control and watching the reaction of Denise and the instructor during this event not give me any confidence. Maybe I am just being an over protective mom OR maybe if a student falls 2x in the first 3 months, you can reassess the child? Or maybe during the many hours of lessons we did pay you for, you could have gone over a protocol on "how to fall off a horse properly". A quick google search online shows that there is a correct way to fall off a horse and some lesson places that actual do drills / clinics with their riders from the start on how best to navigate this situation (since this situation is an inevitable part of horse riding) I have been researching things online to how to minimize this risk and found some helpful links for any new parent, like me who want to be informed https://thefocusedrider.com/falling-off-horse-danny-warrington/ My daughter didn't get even 1 hour of training on this risk and how to respond correctly. Nothing. How about training your new student on safety measures before the safety measure is needed? Like I mentioned earlier, I am not sure what the best course of action is in this situation. I am talking from the hip, from a novice mom perspective. I am not a riding instructor, I don't know the right or wrong answer here. But I do know this, today could have went better. I understand falling off a horse is something that will happen when this is the sport you elect to do. I understand this risk. But in the same breath, when I hand my daughter over to you Denise, on a silver platter, 3 x a week, paying you money to boot you, I expect 2 things from you. 1. Keep my kid safe. 2. Treat my kid with kindness and respect. But to add insult to injury today, you failed both things. Before this fiasco of her falling off the horse, I watched in front of my eyes you being rude to my daughter & her grandmother. The safety vest we bought at Tack of the Town, the same vest you didn't even want to spare your time to look up from your phone about. Cutting off her grandmother and the instructor mid-sentence to say "I DON"T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT". While you proceeded to go back at looking at your phone. I am shocked a business owner that caters to children would act like that. You couldn't even be bothered to take 30 seconds of your time to give an opinion on a SAFETY VEST! A SAFETY VEST USED AT YOUR OWN RIDING SCHOOL! Purchased from the very place you recommended! What instant karma you received today when the safety vest you refused to look at.. was the same safety vest that helped cushion my daughters fall today. How ridiculous you must have felt to not even bother wanting to look at it and then that happens. Your apology today for your behavior means nothing, first impressions are everything. There's too many other places to give our money to. You have shown us today, that is not you.

My daughter has been riding at this facility for almost a year. I just started lessons for myself a…read morelittle less than a month ago. Prior to setting foot at Hunter's Edge we had no clue about the equestrian world. We are beyond thankful to have found such an amazing place. All staff and trainers are honestly so genuine and amazing. Miss. Amanda is a fantastic trainer and are very lucky to have training us. Again, I am not familiar with other facilities but honestly wouldn't consider any other place here in Vegas to have my daughter attend riding lessons.

My mare and I have just "escaped" from Gala Stud Ranch and I just wanted to give others a heads up…read moreabout this ranch: Owner's boarding license is expired. He is also rude and always disagreeable, never acknowledging fault we & is abusive to his employees. Never returns security deposits. Automatic gate has been in disrepair for two years, forcing we boarders to manually open and close chained gates behind us. The round coral is full of weeds. The arena has hard spots. The 1/4 mile track is a dumping ground for manure. All the fences are falling apart and hazardous. The barns are full of pigeons and rats and their feces. Always a problem with broken pipes and flooding. Stalls cleaned of manure once a day but the wet is never removed unless you do it. Old oak trees that need to be trimmed with limbs that fall. Very dangerous. Horses are left without food for 17 to 18 hours daily. Forcing us to feed our own horses. Owners horses aren't very well taken care of just like his run down ranch.

Fences are falling down. Entire place in disrepair and nothing is fixed EVER. Hay is terrible and…read moreborders must supplement with their own hat just to keep their horses at a healthy weight. The list goes on and on. Just avoid at all costs.

Annette Erin and Missy are fantastic. The barn staff is wonderful and the lesson horses are great…read more I have been a few places around town and this is by far the best.

Coming from another industry professional... I whole heartedly believe that Annette Spinetti of…read moreBlue Ribbon has set a standard in the industry for others to follow! Having established quite a remarkable equestrian program that is both well rounded and operating for all the right reasons. I am most impressed by the principles in which the business runs and is built from... In my opinion, and from what I have experienced. Blue Ribbon has a standard of service that not only implements honesty and integrity but also provides a positive and enthusiastic environment as it's foundation...

This is Not a Good Place to buy a Horse or Board your Horse…read more Heidi is not a good person. She and her partner from California Trail rides sold me two bad horses. One was bone to bone and the other I had to put down due to coronet band problems that they knew the horse had before selling it to me. Do not buy a horse from her if you are looking for someone else's opinion.

Beware of "Heidi " owner of this horse ranch.... she is a liar ! she does not care…read moreabout anyone else but herself !!! she will lie to get your money and not deliver !!! this is the first review I have ever written ...... and I am old !!! I am going thru turmoil now . traveled here from the Midwest with trust in Heidi to provide a safe environment for me and my horse..... now I am scrambling to move my horse to a safe place !!!!!