I was looking for free horse manure and she said she didn't have it but she didn't want to do…read morebusiness with me. The owner's communication skills left much to be desired and was basically nasty and rude. She doesn't like people. Avoid this school!

I have just bought a 1997 BMW 528i from an elderly lady. She was a one owner, garage kept it has…read moreall the maintenance records and repair records on the car and for a 27 year old BMW it only has 108,000 miles on it and it is in absolutely amazing shape, it looks new, the interior is in incredibly good shape showing no wear. Anyway, I checked google for a BMW mechanic, there is an issue with the smog check that needs to be corrected. I found Beemer Club through a google search and thought I would give them a try. I spoke to Evan and told him what was going on, he has been extremely helpful with my BMW, He has been helping me trace down what is causing the smog issue on the car,. I explained to him that I am on a small fixed income and cant afford much. So far I have been extremely impressed with the Beemer Club, (Evan) he knows what he is doing and will go out of his way to work with you. Its is rare to meet a mechanic that I feel like I can trust right off the bat, In my experience it always seems that mechanics are always looking to make that extra buck and trust isn't a quality that most have, especially from the first meeting. I will defiantly continue taking my beautiful BMW to Beemer Club to keep it in the near showroom condition that it is in. I would give Evan more stars if I could. He is worth taking that chance on with your prized BMW! I recommend whole heartily

Do your homework before using any trainer. Make sure you get a contract and a receipt. Make sure…read morethe trainer has insurance. Take a look around and make sure the facilities are clean. Check references. The first couple of months I would have recommended this guy. It didn't take long for his true colors to come out. He stilled owed me training for the 2nd month due to rain. That didn't happen. The 3rd month he took my money while my horse sat in a filthy manure filled muddy stall without ever being touched. When I went to pick my horse up it was lame and could barely walk. I've spent almost $1000 dollars in vet bills to get it sound. If he had been feeding my horse he would have noticed something was wrong and at least called us. She worse now then when I left her as far as manners go. She's spooky and she has terrible anxiety. If you want natural horsemanship go somewhere else.

I boarded my horse here for about a year and a half and I absolutely love it. Fran is more than…read morehelpful and I consider her family and I absolutely love her and her facility

Candy is an amazing trainer and person. I just started riding lessons at age 52 and it's quite…read morechallenging. I had some bad experiences with trainers in Rancho Santafe and my disappointment led me to find Candy and her beautiful Arabian horse Suga. The drive out to Ramona is beautiful and driving from Del Sur, happily I don't have to get on any freeways. Candy is a very kind and sweet lady who teaches more then just riding, she gives you her positive insight along the way and offers her wisdom through her many years of riding and being around horses. The horse I'm training on is a dream, Suga is very responsive and has a gently trot which really helps me learn and practice my posting trot. She is a sweet, safe and a very gentle horse which is perfect for a beginner like myself. Suga is a beautiful grey Arabian, I adore her. Candy charges a very reasonable rate for her hourly training, and is wonderful to be around. I look forward to my weekly lessons with this dynamic duo! Candy and Suga thank you so much for helping my dream of riding horses come true!

I board my horses in the same center as Candy Regal does and see her almost every day working her…read morebeautiful horses. I haven't taken lessons yet but see others taking their lessons. Would highly recommend Candy for an instructor based on her calm professional attitude.

Great horse camp! Highly recommend, the instructor makes it so fun for the kids. My daughter said…read moreit was her favorite camp!

We have been here for almost 2 years now. Kay is great with the kids and the horses. We tried other…read morestables, but here the kids learn how to not just ride but actually taking care of the horses

Owner and trainer Jenifer Duron is dedicated to passing on a lifestyle of horsemanship,…read moreresponsibility, and high standards to all levels of riders. Even the newest or youngest rider is taught the responsibility and importance of safe horse handling from leading their pony out of the stall, to grooming from head to toe in a systematic fashion to properly care for our animals and keep safety as a top priority at all times. The lesson horses and ponies are kept in the same care as our training horses. They are given the same professional grooming and care as well as professional schooling rides to keep them honest and tolerant for the level of lesson they are providing. Jenifer believes in staying one step ahead to keep consistency and safety in the program.

Ashley has been working effortlessly, with my horses, as well as training me...among others. Ash…read moreis technical, knowledgeable, not afraid to ask for help, comes with a diverse and experienced team, who all work for our sport horses. I cannot thank Ashley enough. I never stop learning. Thank you Ash. Horse whisperer.

Ash Hill Farm is absolutely amazing! She's been working with my daughter for close to five years…read morenow. I highly recommend Ash Hill if you're looking to work with a pro I'm so grateful for all the work she's done.

I met Rebecca at a clinic, at our barn in lake view terrace. My instructor Sarahbell and Rebecca…read moreare friends. so glad she set this up. I I took a lesson and she was fabulous. I learned different things and I'm hoping to keep practicing! It was so worth it. I can't wait to her next visit.

Rebecca Rigdon is accomplished. Silver, bronze and Gold medalist in the USDF. Is invited to ride…read morefor demonstrations all over! Breeds, raises and trains her own, too. If you want knowledge and skill, and can pay for it, here she is! She trains out of Steffen Peter's barn with a new assistant trainer, Tessa Dick! Great team.

Does not return deposits given up front for boarding. Refuses to finish paying for a horse Pepper…read moreCreek Equine Center partially bought, with the agreement from PCEC that facility would give remaining funds owed to seller, upon leaving premises, (06/28/2019,) and has used one of my horses for lessons without asking my permission prior to using said horse, which I never would have agreed to. In addition, Cheryl Pierce laughed as she told me she carried a whip to whip my mare in the neck to get her to walk through puddles during the rain, and had smacked my mare on the neck as my mare was afraid to go through puddles. Cheryl laughed as she told me this, and told me she would continue to carry said whip, anytime Cheryl Pierce would need to handle my mare in case she needed to whip my mare on the neck, again. Would be a stellar place if Cheryl Pierce were not involved, as she becomes verbally abusive (to me, and many other past boarders,) in any situation where she is confronted about being in the wrong. Edited to add: PCEC sent back a portion of the monies they owe me for my deposit. They still have NOT paid me back the money they owe me for the colt they bought named Shivar/Sivan. Have picture and video proof of the condition of the pen the day I sold the colt to Cheryl Pierce. I also have pictures and videos of the condition of PCEC prior to moving in, and the day I vacated the premises. Nowhere in any of these pictures is damage shown to the pen the colt lives in. PCEC added wood to the stall a month before I moved out of the facility. (Which I also have pictures of.) For a horse I have not owned for 6 mos, and a pen that did not need any repairments, I should not be fined for a new watering device, lumber, and 6.5 hours of labor.

I am posting about my negative experience with Cheryl Pierce of Pepper Creek Equine Center because…read moreI feel it is important for others to know what has happened during the past month. I moved my two horses to Pepper Creek on October 28th, but quickly realized the commute from work with traffic was just too much for me to handle daily. Since the contract I had signed required a 30-day written notice to vacate (in order to have the deposit refunded), I emailed and mailed my 30-day notice to Cheryl on November 5th. My friend, who had been a boarder there for a couple years, also gave her notice that day - we had both decided to find a place closer to our homes where our horses could all live together. On November 7th, I texted Cheryl and confirmed with her that she had received my notice. Less than 20 minutes later, all the boarders of Pepper Creek were informed that they will now be locking the gates at 8pm, so everyone needs to be off the property by then. This affected both my friend and I because we were the only two boarders there past 6pm every night. That same night my horses were out of water. When my friend had arrived, one of my horses was down. While my friend was filling the buckets, my other horse immediately started drinking. Later that evening, he had stopped eating hay and was also lying down. I was concerned about possible impaction colic due to dehydration, so at 7:45pm I called Cheryl. I was very surprised by how the conversation went because she told me that the horses were not out of water and that they had looked fine at the time of feeding. I was also told that I was not going to be able to stay past 8pm to make sure my down horse was alright. After some arguing, I was told that I could stay but that the gates would still be locked at 8pm and that I would need to text her what time I would need to be let out. I have never experienced a situation like this before, where I had to argue in order to be allowed to stay with my horse and assess what could have been a life-threatening situation. Moments later I encountered Cheryl at the office, where I was told that I had no reason to be in there, even though I was grabbing my friend's refrigerated Banamine. Then I was told that it did not belong in the refrigerator, despite that being where it had been located for months. I proceeded to give my horse the Banamine and left shortly after 8pm, hoping that my horse was going to be okay. The following day, November 8th, I received a 3-day eviction notice by email, stating that I had until 8pm on Sunday, November 11th to vacate the premises. My friend received the same eviction notice. It also stated that all refunds were going to be mailed. This is also the same day that several cameras were installed around the property. By Sunday, I had managed to find a place for my horses to temporarily be boarded. I moved out well before 8pm to avoid any further issues. Since then, I still have not received any refund. After my first email inquiring about when I would be receiving my $1143.33, which would be my $700 deposit and the remaining 19 days of November board, I was simply told that it had been "sent to the bookkeeper for processing." I received this response from her on November 15th. Since then, there has been no response from her after two more attempts. This has caused me great financial hardship. I haven't been able to pay bills, have no money for a vet or my deposit for the new barn, and had to move with no money for these unexpected moving expenses. Luckily, I was able to find someplace where I was allowed to pay my 3 weeks of board a week after moving in. This has also caused myself as well as my horses a lot of stress. Because my horses had to be moved again, so suddenly, to a temporary situation where they have been receiving completely different hay on a different feeding schedule, they both are now having loose stools. I have never left a barn on bad terms, and am truly shocked by what I have had to deal with this past month. I won't mention what my friend has had to deal with during all of this. I can only hope that I will be able to recover the money owed to me.