This horse riding place is so fun and has the best coaches who give compliments, help out, and are…read moreso supportive definitely recommend going.

Growing up, I have always had a love for horses but had only ridden Western. I knew I had always…read morewanted to learn the jumping discipline and decided to pick up riding again after many years and didn't know where to start especially being an adult (23) versus starting lessons younger. I didn't click as much with other stables or felt "seen" until I found NHHP. On the first phone call, Melanie + Carly were so welcoming, kind and funny! Each lesson is always a great and fun learning experience. They aim to make you feel as comfortable as possible while challenging you and helping you find that motivation from within. They are talented instructors with years of experience to help guide and mold riders to become their most successful. Even in group lessons, they take their time with EACH rider. Also, they are super quick with reaching back out in regards to booking lessons, rescheduling lessons and being flexible with your schedule. All the horses are so sweet, patient, well trained and beautiful. Please try this place out and I promise you will want to make this your forever stables for either you or your loved ones.

Great equestrian center. We board our horse there, and Amy, our trainer, is the best instructor…read morewe've ever had. We feel our daughter and our horse are well taken care of and safe. Javier is very attentive to the needs of the barn, and Tomas the groom is highly attentive to our sweet horse. The barn is such a peaceful place. I love being there. Can't recommend it enough.

What a beautiful boutique facility...it somehow manages to seem like you are out in the peaceful…read morecountry only minutes away from some pretty booming areas. They take excellent care of my horses and have had the same grooming staff for many years. Great footing, too, which seems hard to come by at some places. The owners and boarders all seem like a big family.

Billy and Kay are such a fantastic couple to work with! I am boarding my first horse here and this…read morewill be her new home. I am excited to be able to utilize their facilities for my horse, they are such a sweet couple! Complete with turn-out areas, round pen, bathing area, storage shed for your feed, security and more, this is a great place to keep your horse!

Absolutely hands down the BEST horse stable! The owners are amazing & their ranch hand family are…read moreprofessionals in the care & knowledge for the horses & donkeys. The communication, grounds, tack room, wash racks, arenas & stables are always clean, kept top notch and safe. We have 2 horses at the stables & could not ask for a better place. We love LeReve Stables, owners, staff, boarders & the animal residents.

This is an absolutely beautiful property, but it's the staff and the family who owns it that make…read moreit truly special. Cindy is excellent... she is knowledgeable, caring, and very detail oriented with the care of each horse under her supervision. The entire staff ensures they take excellent care of the horses. You have the option to board with the existing herd or in a private pasture, which few of the near by boarding facilities offer. There are several riding trails which are well kept and a pleasure to ride. The petting zoo is so much fun for our children to visit and interact with a variety of farm animals. We look forward to every opportunity to come to Levantino Ranch.

I would post zero stars if I could. Interesting that the 2 google reviews above that are 5 stars…read moreare from the owner of the ranch and one of his colleagues. Our horse has lived on the Forever Faithful Ranch for over a decade. He was happy, healthy, the herd was healthy - there were never any issues. 2 years ago the Levantino's bought the ranch. Many problems begun at that time - the following are the most concerning: 1. The Levantino's added a herd of longhorn cattle that they let roam free. Once they were let free to roam the property the kids were nervous when getting the horses. The cattle were especially threatening when they had small calves. No warning or preparation was given or instructions on how to work around them. 2. Cattle grazing - Horses eat the tops of the grass so it can regrow. Cattle eat the grass down to the dirt. This is the reason the grazing grass was wiped out along with poor pasture maintenance. Not the lack of rain alone. I addressed this with both Pat Jr. and Cindy (the ranch caretaker) and they kept blaming the lack of rain. Pasture maintenance includes soil testing, consistent watering, fertilizing, mowing, weed abatement and rotating livestock to keep the grasses healthy and growing. When I suggested this to Cindy, she said it was far too expensive to bring in watering trucks. The other ranches in the area had plenty of healthy grass during the dry season including the ranch we currently use. We also own two ranches and understand what good pasture management entails. We trust our valuable horses to this facility and pay for a safe, healthy environment and pastures. With that trust comes much responsibility. At the very least the cattle could have been separated from the horses. I assume that they wiped out the grass in the small area so they were set free which supports the idea that they continued to ruin the grazing for the horses. 3. Unhealthy herd - The lack of good grazing grass created an unhealthy herd. Horse herds have a balance and pecking order. The herd went from harmonious to violent as they fought for food. 4. Too many and unvetted horses - The herd grew much too fast and the horses were not vetted for temperament to see if they were appropriate and safe for the herd. This also led to an unsafe environment for both horses and boarders. 5. Injuries - As I mentioned, our horse has lived at the ranch for over 10 years and never had injuries. In the last year he has been injured twice that were bad enough to have the Vet assess him, including x-rays. The Vet determined that he was injured by other horses. He has also been scarred many times (see pictures). When we addressed this with Cindy she said the scars were from the branches of the trees. Matthew has been navigating those trees for many years. The scars were clearly bite marks and gauges from hooves and/or cattle horns confirmed by a third-party equine specialist. 6. Feeding the horses Cattle Molasses/Sugar Buckets without our prior authorization. Pat told us that the molasses buckets were put out for the cattle but the horses naturally ate it. This should have been discussed with the boarders that pay him before it was introduced to the herd. We balance out our horses diet strictly and anything that is fed to the horse should be approved by the owners. Our horse had molasses all over his face and I have photos of the horses eating out of the bucket (see picture). When we called Pat Jr. with all of our concerns he invited us to leave his ranch. We did so immediately. He was then quick to send us nasty letters from his attorney. If you love your horse(s) like we do, you should NOT board at Levantino Ranch.

My daughter took riding lessons from Miss Jill over the summer and had a blast! Miss Jill is a born…read moreand raised "horsewoman". We not only learned about riding, but also about horse care, and horse lore. The horse she was assigned to ride as a beginner is a big lovely, gentle soul named Tex. Tex is big hearted and gentle, but also challenging enough so that my daughter learned proper horse commands and how to make a horse listen to her.

This is a small facility where the owner lives onsite. She has 12 x 12 stalls with turnout daily…read more Feed and Hay is given twice daily and if the owner provides suppliments they will administer for you. They also will blanket and flyspray as well if you provide the supplies. Owner loves your horse as if her own and really cares about its welfare. Owner is also a certified trainer and will give lessons to you on your horse at your place or hers. If you don't own a horse and would like to learn all about horses as well as riding, she teaches this as well. She teaches from small children to the adult amateur. She has summer camps and clinics through out the year as well as events that get the boarders together such as the annual painted pony parade, the ornament exchange and we have field trips to horse shows to watch and sometimes support fellow boarders showing in the event. Low key place. Trailer parking available as well.

This is not a bar, its a stable for horses and an apartment complex. I really like boarding my…read morehorses here, everyone is friendly. It has an indoor and outdoor riding arena,large stalls and automatic waterers for the horses.

From the owner: Small equine community just on the outskirts of town! Lighted covered arena and large outdoor…read morearena with stalls and boarding available! Ideal for the horse lover or those who enjoy living just a few minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the city life!