Scott is knowledgeable, professional and a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend his services.read more

Cody Bogard, Dixie's Farrier Service, Indiana, is the best Farrier Ever!!! He is great with the…read morehorses, patient, punctual, professional, extremely knowledgeable! He is an AWESOME partner to have in my horses care. I highly recommend him!

Cody is beyond knowledgeable and a breeze to work with. He is considerate and easy to schedule…read morewith. I appreciate the appointment reminders. My rescue horse adores him! Great service, great pricing, great Farrier!

I rode with Missy Jo and her staff for over 4 years. They take exceptional care of riders whether…read morethey're children or adult beginners to nationally competitive equestrians. She also runs a top breeding and training program - she's amazing if you're looking to be competitive in the hunters, jumpers, or QH world.

Donna and the team at Lookout Hills hosted our daughters 4th birthday party - and it was great…read more Our daughter and her friends loved it - the kids got to help get the horses ready to ride (brush and put blanket and saddle on), then got to ride, then feed lots and lots of apples and carrots (we brought the horse treats :). ). Donna was super easy to work with and provided helmets, horses, tables, chairs, and even helped us make hot cocoa when I ran out of hands. Would 100% recommend for hosting a kiddo who loves horses birthday!

If you're a trail rider this is not the place for you. Although I was told there are trails to…read moreride, they aren't cleared and the property the trails are on does not belong to the barn owners, and is up for sale. The outdoor arena is too small to ride in. The owner gives a lot of lessons to children, and in the summer the indoor arena is usually occupied by the students for summer camp, so riding when you want to is out of the question. The paying boarders are put on the back burner, when they should come first, since the indoor arena is the only place to ride. In addition, while I was out of state for a conference, my 23 year old gelding either colicked, or suffered from the heat, I still don't know which, but he was lying down and wouldn't get up. The owner did not contact my vet, or my husband, nor did she even take his temperature. She gave him an anti-inflammatory medication. She had two other boarders walk him for two hours in the indoor arena. When my husband got there the next day, she casually said my gelding had "a bit of a problem with the heat", and that's all she told him. It was the boarders who told me about the fact my horse was sick. I was already planning to move my horses elsewhere, because of the lack of trails before this incident. Once I found out about my gelding, I was more than thrilled to have left. In addition, the barn owner is extremely rude to people, especially the children. I do not recommend this stable as a boarding stable at all.