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    Chester Hill Farm

    4.9 (7 reviews)

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    fonjio

    my sister rides her horse here. staff are super nice and the community is supportive and wonderful. 100% recommend for horse camp and lessons!

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    Hidden gem! Beautiful farm with beautiful animals and people! Highly recommend for anyone wanting to try horse back riding!

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    Testo Family Farms

    Testo Family Farms

    1.0
    (1 review)

    Testo Farms is advertising that it's open it is not it's closed there are no horses or any animals…read morethere the electricity is off there's no heat and no running water. There's garbage everywhere including horse feces. I would wait to visit once it's under new ownership.

    From the owner: Testo Family Farms offers a truly unique horseback riding experience that sets us apart from our…read morepeers. our staffs commitment to the welfare and well-being of our horses and riders is exceptional, ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride for every customer. The serene and picturesque surroundings of the farm create a tranquil ambiance, making it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. What makes Testo Family Farms stand out is their personalized approach. We cater to riders of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced equestrians, providing tailored instruction and guidance to ensure everyone feels comfortable and confident during their ride. The passion and knowledge of our staff is evident in the way we interact with both customers and horses. We go above and beyond to make every ride memorable, sharing fascinating insights about the animals and the surrounding nature, creating a holistic experience. Staff attention to detail extends beyond the ride itself. The farm's facilities are well-maintained, and they prioritize cleanliness and organization, ensuring a pleasant and safe environment for all visitors. Testo Family Farms' horseback riding experience is truly one-of-a-kind, with dedication to horse welfare, personalized instruction, stunning surroundings, and passion for creating unforgettable memories. For anyone seeking an exceptional equestrian adventure, Testo Family Farms should be at the top of your list.

    Big River Barn Rescue

    Big River Barn Rescue

    4.7
    (57 reviews)

    Such an awesome location located nearby! I spoke with many people beforehand who were all surprised…read moreto know of a local spot right in Syosset with horseback riding. The trails were awesome and Janet was so incredibly nice and knowledgeable. I took my boyfriend for his birthday and he loved it!! I would recommend wearing stretchy/loose fitting jeans. You definitely dont want something too tight as itll be extremely uncomfortable and painful when in the saddle. It can be painful in your inner thighs after a while but Janet gave some good tips to minimize that feeling! After the 1.25h ride we got to feed the horses apples and carrots (they loveeeee carrots!) that we had brought from our home. DEFINITELY recommend going here and maybe deeper into the Spring as we didnt get to see much greenery since things are JUST beginning to bloom - but thats not their fault!

    I'm an experienced rider, have been riding and leasing horses since I was a kid, have worked in…read morebarns, have been a certified therapeutic riding instructor, and would not recommend this place because they don't conform to basic safety and horsemanship practices. I won't list all of them - just some highlights. My friend, who is not experienced, wanted to do this trail ride for our birthdays and we thought it would be fun. I've been on trail rides all over the world and know what to expect, and have never pulled out of a ride because I didn't feel safe until this place. I was the first person to be mounted and when the horse came out, I could see that the saddle was improperly placed too far back. I didn't say anything because it's not my place, but when I mounted, the girth was clearly too loose as the saddle started to slip. I told them that the girth was too loose and also that the saddle seemed to far back so Janet said let's reset the saddle and asked me how I would do it! She didn't seem to know the proper placement or how tight to make the girth because apparently this happened before. She then told me to walk down the lawn and let the horse graze while I waited for the rest of the group. It's not a safe practice to let horses graze while mounted, especially with beginners, but apparently that's what they do regularly. When the group was ready to leave, Janet started off on her horse and just about 30 yards from the barn, before even getting to the trail, the horse tripped and fell all the way down to the ground!! Janet fell off of course, and the horse walked off. If I had any doubt that all the red flags I'd clocked were right, this confirmed it. She was shaken up but ok, but didn't go on the ride, I don't know what was up with the horse but if a horse falls down just walking across a lawn, that raises questions about soundness and safety that are serious.

    Chester Hill Farm - horsebackriding - Updated July 2026

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