I was extremely disappointed watching the poor handling of horses coming in from turn out on…read moremultiple occasions. Horses are brought in using a golf cart in groups of often three at a time. The horses aim to kick and bite each other and all the handlers do is yell at them. If that wasn't bad enough, I watched the lead stablehand lead a very gentle older mare into a stall and when she didn't go he smacked her with the lead rope on her face and she spooked and bashed her head on the overhead beam of the stall - he seemed less than concerned. When horses kick for dinner they throw brooms and other items at the front of the stalls. The stalls frequently smell of heavy ammonia. Horses are constantly escaping their turnouts. Running down fences, bolting out open gates and getting away from handlers with the golf cart. One poor filly even ran the fence and got in with another horse and was kicked, broke her leg and was euthanized. Horses will be horses but there are no changes being made. When these concerned were brought to the owner, she denied that her staff is hard on the horses and claimed her fencing was in working condition and safe. Boarder beware.

We have had our our horses boarded at Greatful Pines for two years. I have never seen someone who…read morecares for the horses here like Kelly does. We were out of town for a while when the weather was hot, we got a call saying they suspected our mare was colicky, in our absence Kelly walked our mare and cooled her off until she felt better, then checked on her through the night. There have been numerous times that either her or Lisa have been available to help with an abscess or any number of injuries our horses may have managed to acquire. Top quality training is also available at GP- I have taken lessons from both Lisa and Kelly-I love them both!! For the time my husband I were there we felt like we were a part of one big family. Sadly we have had to move, but we take with us many fond and happy memories of our time at Greatful Pines.

The owner Ralph loves the horses. He has a passion for horses and will do whatever it takes to…read morekeep them happy and healthy. I highly recommend Raflyn Farms if you want to ride dressage, ride for pleasure, or just board your horse in a safe and happy environment!

My wife and I have had our horse here for a few months and could not be happier. The atmosphere is…read moregreat. Everyone pitches in to make sure the barn and arena stay clean and ready for the next person to use. The trainer and barn manager both deeply care about the horses and their well being (even going so far as to give up their holiday to make sure the horses were doing ok with all the fireworks). Well organized and on top of schedules and communication. Would recommend to anyone looking for a hunter/jumper home for their horse.

From the owner: Oxer Hill Farm is a full-service, private equestrian stable specializing in English riding sports…read more The facility is one-year-new and impeccably maintained with professional onsite staff to care for your horses 24 x7. We are conveniently located in Clearview, WA. Onsite Trainer: Courtney Palmer of Noble Jumpers offers Hunter/Jumper training and lesson programs for beginners to experienced riders.

Rebecca M. I think you may have the wrong barn. Ive spoken with several ladies who have been at…read moreRolling Gaite Stables for years, over the three years your speaking of and this is far from true. I brought my gelding here last spring and he is settled unlike any other place and just a happy boy! The staff is amazing along with the owners. The owners have gone above and beyond when my horse went through a small injury. I do not worry if I cannot make it to the barn knowing my boy is well taken care of. Most horses and their owners have been here for YEARS something like 5-10 years. This is a drama free, non judemtnal sanctuary for your horse. The turn-out is unmatched around the Snohomish area.

Nightmare. If you love your horse stay far away from these people. Otherwise be prepared to clean…read moreyour own water and pasture because they just won't. Be sure to ask about the 8 horses that have died or been put down there in the last few years. Literally anywhere else will be better, no matter how bad it is. You've been warned.

I had my horse in training with them for almost six months, never got more then a "good" when asked…read morehow my horse was doing ( serious lack of communication on their part)... Put my horse up for sale. Almost three weeks later he sold. Was so rude to the buyer who came to pick up the horse, wouldn't answer any questions they had about the horse. Had my horse up for sale in Feb ( told them, as well as asked them to help sell my horse, but again never did help like they said they would for a 10% cut ), paid for March as he wasn't sold yet. March 2nd he sold, the 3rd they came to pick him up. Wont refund any money I had paid for the month of March for training. Now, blocked me, wont return any of my emails about getting my belongings I have there, let a lone wont give me a copy of this "contract" that they are trying so hard to hold onto ( about refunding me some of March's board). PLEASE be very careful with dealing with these people. They will rip you off if the can. Your better to just stay away from them all together! They are what give horse people a bad name!!