Tanglewood Riding Center is an outstanding example of great people, working hard to make a…read morewonderful atmosphere and living space for horses and their riders. There is an array of options for lessons, leasing, and boarding, as well as beautiful trails for Tanglewoods riders. Ellen Stanton is a great lady and an excellent horse person, and all of the people at Tanglewood are friendly and helpful. Great options and conditions for boarders; 12x12 box stalls and turnout, as well as a 200 foot indoor ring, smaller indoor ring for boarders, and 2 outdoor rings, one with fence and observation deck. A really good place for young riders as well. Great and friendly trainers that will guide you to success and teach horsemanship skills. Wonderful and well-suited to the individual school horses. Private lessons available to those pursuing high levels of dressage or competitive dressage. A great place, with great people, and amazing horses. The best place I have ever been to for riding, with years of expertise.

From the owner: We offer a broad range of horseback riding lessons for all skill levels and ages. From basic…read morehorsemanship to advanced dressage training, you may attend our group lessons or schedule private one on one instruction with a trainer. Tanglewood Riding Center is also a full service horse boarding facility. With 5 turnout pastures, two indoor rings, two outdoor rings and a hundred acres of trails we're sure to make both you and your horse happy.

I keep my horse there. Erica is very knowledgable and is always on premises ,as well as Ben. The…read morebarn is quiet and homey. They do Not rent horses for the day or for an outing. If you are a horse owner and looking for a quiet ,safe environment to engage with your horse, I encourage you to check out this facility!

As a long time rider and horse owner I love the environment and care my horse receives. The…read morefacilities are well kept with a knowledgeable manager and trainer who are always attentive and on premises. Quality feed and home grown hay and oats along with wonderful extensive and well maintained grass turnout have my horse happier and healthier than he has been in years. The turnout is wonderful and definitely a huge plus for the area where turnout is often limited. Horses get hours of turn out, not just a few hours a day, we're talking 8-10 hours at least which is great for a horse's physical and mental health. In the summer the grass is always plentiful and in the winter roundbales that are grown on the farm are always available for the horses to chew on. The barn stays warm in the winter (never a frozen bucket!) and cool in the summer with the driveway always plowed in winter. The tack room with attached hospitality area that has coffee, water, and a fridge for customer use is well heated in the winter with air conditioning in the summer. Lessons aren't required which is a nice change of pace but the trainer knows her stuff and has helped me in many ways as an overly concerned owner of an aging horse. I also love that the normal 'extras' you get billed for at many barns are simply a part of day-to-day care. When the weather fluctuates blankets are adjusted, removed, or put on without having to call and ask and no bill waiting at the end of the month. Same thing in the summer with fly masks and spray. You can bring in your own farrier or vet but the the farrier who comes every three weeks is knowledgeable. talented, and willing to help you one on one with your horse's individual needs and my horse is happily going barefoot now. The new indoor is spacious and well maintained with a jump course and is never overcrowded. I've ridden in the ring while another border was driving her horse and there was no traffic issue whatsoever. There are acres and acres of trails through woods, fields, and wildlife to see and is a nice change of pace from ring work. There are three rings in total- the large indoor that is nice and cool in the summer but has two large doors for great views, and two outdoor rings, one grass and one dirt. The trainer Erica knowledgeable in many areas and all of her lesson students get individual attention and time, so do the horses she works with. I've seen her ride a variety of horses with a variety of problems and different disciplines and she never loses her patients. She is great with adult and younger students and is always available for advise or help, you don't need to schedule a meeting to get a simple question answered in anything from actual riding to medical care and horse history. The barn manager Ben is a great guy who knows his way around the farm and will help you and your horse in any way possible. Ben keeps the farm running great and fixes any problems that come along and still finds time to fit in special projects, keep the rings watered and dragged, and a fresh pot of coffee on all day. What I love the most though besides the excellent care is the atmosphere. There is no petty barn drama. Young students and boarders are respectful and a joy to be around and make the barn's annual gathers a fun time. Boarders, parents, and lesson students all come together for everything from cheering sections at horse shows, summer BBQs, Holiday Parties, and the annual in house Halloween Fun Show. The business is growing in all the right ways without leaving anyone or anything behind. Whatever you are looking for in horse care Daniluk is the place to be!

If you missed high school drama and want to relive it, then this is your place. Want to waste a…read morecouple hundred bucks a month? Sign up your kid to ride in a circle while the so called "trainer" plays on her phone, drinks a white claw and ignores her free range toddler. Super unprofessional, this woman is extremely close with some of her prized students (only because she brainwashed their parents into paying a whopping shit ton of money every month) and she talks to them like they are buddies in high school, no 40 something "trainer" should be that close with a group of little girls. Creepy. Notice how there's no bad reviews on google? No shit, she deletes them. Hence why the 5 star review, it'll take her longer to remove it. When I pulled my daughter from this program so many people came forward to me with nightmare stories of this woman traumatizing their child.

Nicky Kurty is a phenomenal trainer. I originally took my horse in for training but was so…read moreimpressed I ended up taking lessons as well. Very professional, very understanding, went above and beyond to ensure I was happy. Excellent facilities, clean, safe and secure!!! Highly recommended!!!

First, Nicky does have a gift with horses. However, she is overbooked, and it affects the…read moretraining. I had my horse there for almost 3 months. The goals were canter transition and more exposure to the trail. I received positive texts about her progress until she was ready to come home after 30 days, then it was she will never be anything other than a walk/trot horse. I was understandably upset. We agreed she should stay longer. The texts then resumed to her doing well. To the point that she offered to buy her because she was such a lovely horse. She said she hadn't known to use the one training technique with her. There were extended periods of time she wasn't ridden. She was turned out in an extremely muddy paddock. There were other paddocks there that weren't as bad. She was trailered back to me with an abscess and dermatitis on all four limbs that required vet care. Our group riding lessons were her riding a horse in training and often ponying another horse while teaching 3 students. I did learn a lot from Nicky, but the cost, time and my horse's health were not worth it in the end.