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2 months ago
Please please please do not board your horses here. The board is "affordable" for a reason, it's a horrible environment and not well taken care of. People will steal your stuff, they won't feed and water your horses and on top of that they don't actually turn out your horses daily. Even though this is bare minimum things a barn should offer it even says on there website that they offer these. read more
1 year ago
I got asked to remove the photos so I did. Here's my review tho. Horses aren't cared for. They feed my 17.1HH horse 1 flake AM and PM. They don't do Waters or stalls. I paid full care and still had to provide my own hay so my horses would be fed. I'd set out supplements and feed for my horses the night before, and Skylar, a boarder, and the MAIN worker at the facility, couldn't do the bare minimum of opening a stall door and pushing in some hay and grain. Skylar also, stole 8 bales of alfalfa from me. But the cameras are "broken". Toni, the barn owner, threatens and gaslights you.. The Morgan owners steal hay, beat and whip their animals AND others. This facility is NOT safe. read more
9 months ago
All personal names have been redacted for safety of passed and present boarders!. I want to emphasize that I'm only sharing this experience because I want to help others avoid similar situations. Writing this review hasn't been easy for me, and it saddens me to have had such a negative experience. I'm sharing it in the hopes that it will encourage others to prioritize their animals' care and safety. As a former boarder, I'm sharing my experience to help others. The management and staff's behavior made my time here difficult. Horse care and safety were constant concerns - my horse nearly died from a 106° fever due to neglect on the staff's part. He was sick with obvious signs of distress and wasn't checked on; I wasn't notified until I found him in his stall at 3 pm with dirty water. This cost me just shy of over a thousand dollars in vet bills and 3 weeks off work to save his life, not to mention the emotional distress it caused both me and my equine friend. I've also experienced harassment, false accusations, and verbal abuse/blackmail from the barn owner, including a recent incident with a staffer who was under the influence, yelling and throwing things, and picking random yelling fights with boarders, although no physical harm was done. Given these issues, I'd strongly recommend exploring other boarding options. As another reviewer mentioned, the place has potential, but it's not with the current management. The only positive thing to note is the new person doing feedings, which has improved the horses' condition. I also want to share that the stable owner's behavior was not only neglectful but also discriminatory and invasive. As a trans person, I was subjected to transphobic comments and actions, including the use of my dead name. She would also share false and intimate information about me with other boarders, creating a hostile environment. Her behavior made me feel uncomfortable, disrespected, and unsafe. I deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, and I will not tolerate this kind of behavior. I'm sharing this to warn others and to promote a safer and more respectful environment for all. understanding and respect. I want to emphasize that I'm not looking for special treatment, just basic respect and kindness. I want to reiterate that I'm sharing this review with a heavy heart, and only because I hope it can help others avoid similar heartache. I'm not looking to be vindictive, but rather to promote safer environments. read more
1 year ago
I really wish I could come on here and leave this stable a good review; however, our overall experience with the facility and staff has been negative. To note, We have been using this facility since November 2024 and are officially out as of April 2025. The facility is completely run down and needs a ton of updates. There are leaks in the roof above the arena so, when it's pouring rain there are huge pits of mud in several spots and its just unsafe to ride in. They do not harrow the arena, I've seen it harrowed once in the 6 months we were there. Half of the arena lights do not work which is a bummer in the winter when we would go out to ride and it was pitch black outside. There are almost no fully functional picks or shovels for the staff to use. Most are broken and make shift fixed for them to use. There's only 1 good wheelbarrow, all of the others only have 1 handle or literally fall apart when you move it. There are only 2 towable trailers for the quad. There used to be more but they have all fallen apart due to constant use. Some stall lights have stopped working which means you are cleaning your horses stall in the dark. We opted to clean our own stalls since we go out daily in the evenings but so many times we would get there and all of the working wheelbarrows and trailers were full because the staff left them as such. The dump site for shavings is up a hill and almost impossible to push a wheelbarrow up because of the mud but, we brought our own out there anyways so at least we would have something to use. There have been several complaints by multiple horse owners that stalls are not getting cleaned properly, horses are not being turned out, horses not getting their grain and supplements, etc. I've witnessed a few people leave the facility due to these issues of neglect, and we followed. We had to go out daily to feed our horses their grain because the staff, specifically Skylar & Cooper, were not doing it and we couldn't trust them to do it. The last month of our stay, I would take pictures of our horses halters when we would leave, then the next evening our halters were in the same exact position, neither of them were getting turned out. It's beyond infuriating that we couldn't trust this facility to care for our horses. To top it off, the amount of drama that takes place here due to the staff the owner decided to hire is insane. I've personally witnessed Skylar opt to not properly clean stalls because she had a grudge against the horse owners, and straight up laugh about it. I've also witnessed her scream at the top of her lungs at someone calling her out for not feeding their horses grain, which she absolutely was not doing. Myself and my entire family watched her evening after evening throw hay but never touch any horses grain buckets. The staff to horse/duty ratio is completely insufficient. There is currently 1 person cleaning all stalls and doing turn out, and there are over 20 horses. He is good at his job but he can't do everything by himself. Skylar is still onsite and doing some care, not sure exactly what to be honest but, as long as she is around things aren't being done and the facilities toxicity level is high. I have much more to say but, I will leave this here. My recommendation, do not board at this facility, stay far away. read more
2 years ago
We have been at Lovoi for 9 years now. The owner and staff are wonderful. We have 6 Morgan horses. Four of them have been shown and have won multiple championships in halter and performance classes throughout the PNW. They could not do this without the excellent care they receive. We have raised several foals while at Lovoi and are delighted with the care and conditions the owner and staff provide. read more
5 years ago
Having been there 5 years now with many Morgan show horses, I highly recommend Lovoi Stables. The owner and staff are reliable and responsive to the animals' welfare, concerns, and potential issues between the owners. While there have been a few disruptive individuals who have boarded with Toni, most of the boarders collaborate regarding the use if the facilities (especially during the winter months) and pitch in to help make them a more pleasant place to be for all. read more
5 years ago
I first met the owner of Lovoi Stables 3 months after I lost my only adult Child. I needed to be around Horses, as my Son and I used to have them when He was a little Boy and needed some horse therapy to help me with my grief. The Owner was gracious enough to make arrangements to let me visit one of the borders Horses every day. Needless to say a couple of months later I purchased a sweet Mare and Toni the Owner made sure she had a stall with a view! I have been at Lovoi for a little over a year now. When my Mare lost some weight, Toni was the one who approached me. If there ever is any problem, you can go to her and she will find a solution and fix the problem. There is a nice indoor arena, huge outdoor, round pen and many turnouts. What also is nice is there are grassy areas where you can lead your horse around to do some bonding while they eat grass. There are mainly Adults at the barn, so there are times where you can just relax with your baby without any noise! ;) The Eastern Oregon Hay is nice as well as the Alfalfa. Everyone pitches in at this barn also like during the Summer heat wave we just experienced! I would recommend Lovoi Stables! read more
7 years ago
My horses love Lovoi Stablea. The help is excellent and caring. They treat each horse as they were their own. My horses gain weight and are happy with the choices of feed available. Great indoor arena. Large outdoor arena . Round pen. Owner is invested that each horse is feed and healthy read more
12 years ago
Lavoi stables is a well run practical barn. I've boarded and worked at a number of stables in different states over the years. This one has the welfare of the horse as a priority more than any other place I've been. The stalls and water are clean, the horses get looked at every day and I get a call if something is wrong, the feeding schedule is consistent and healthy. The horses are brought in if it is raining hard or very hot outside. I interviewed and visited over 25 stables in the Portland metro area before I chose this one and I'm glad I did. As a bonus, the indoor and outdoor arenas are maintained so there is always a place to ride or train. Something that I've rarely seen anywhere else that is true here is that the paddocks are always clean - this means fewer flies during fly season. If you're thinking about boarding here, schedule a visit. Take a look at the condition of the horses. Look in the water buckets. Ask to see the hay that is fed to horses. Take a look at the riding areas and paddocks. Ask about an evening check on horses. Talk to the owner and people who work there then use with your experience when making a decision. That's what I did. read more
12 years ago
I so rarely post reviews but the "experience" that the anonymous C J joined Yelp to post about flies in the face of my own and frankly reads like the rantings of someone with an axe to grind, so I can't in good conscience let it go unchallenged. Lovoi Stables is run by competent folks who in my experience do indeed care about and understand horses and riders. The trainers and owner bring decades of horse experience in a variety of disciplines to the table and are helpful and generous with their expertise. The barn owner/manager lives on site and walks the aisles often, including after hours and weekends, to do general wellness checks so owners and vets can be alerted of any potential issues, which for me pretty thoroughly disproves accusations of laziness or negligence. Anyone who knows horses understands how quickly seemingly minor illness can become catastrophic, so this is one of the things that makes me feel most comfortable boarding at this barn. I have personally seen and heard of several crises averted by this proactive approach and I think their safety record for a barn of 50 or so horses, from what I have seen over a couple of years and spoken about with other boarders, is pretty impressive. The bottom line is my horse is healthy and happy, which is the true measure of any boarding facility, and I would recommend this barn to a friend without hesitation. read more
12 years ago
Ignore CJ's review because CJ is wrong! CJ you are wrong! She does care about the horses like if they were her very own! Why can't you be an adult and tell the owner what is wrong with her facility to her face, because you can't! Why hide behind a computer and attack someone! You are a chicken when you can not talk face to face and tell her what is wrong and maybe help her fix the problem!!!!! So after saying that, Lovi Stables is a great and friendly place and there is nothing wrong with Lovi Stables!!! You are also attacking the help too saying that they are lazy too! Well I have news so you, No one is lazy at Lovi Stables!! Everyone works hard and puts in long hours to make sure the place is looking great and is safe for the boards and their horses!!! The help love all the horses like they own every single one! Lovi Stables is a great place to board you horse or taking lessons from the trainers!! For example, when a new horse comes into the a new boarding place it usually takes the horse days to settle in. But not at Lovi stables, it only takes hours for the horse to settle in! The reason for this is the atmosphere is not a stressful atmosphere! It is a very laid back one!! That is why the horses love LOVI STABLES!!!!! CJ have you ever ran a boarding facility? I bet you have not!!!! It is hard work to wrong a boarding facility! So saying the Owner is lazy you are so, so, so, wrong!!!! She does work hard! She puts in long hours to make sure that the facility is looking beautiful and is a safe and fun environment for everyone including the horses!!! You also speak about her advertising having nothing about lies in it, well you are wrong! Have you ever been out to see the facility? I bet you have not! The advertising is true! It is a great and friendly place to be!! Have you ever talked to the owner to find out that she was raised up with horse all her life, so making a statement that the Owner really doesn't know horses is completely wrong!!!! So to sum up everything LOVI STABLES is a great FUN and SAFE place to board your horses and to take lessons from instructors!!! So I give it a five stars! I wish there were more stars to chose from because LOVI STABLE IS A GREAT PLACE!!!!!!! Thank you for reading this, everything I have said is so, so, so, true!!! Please come out and visit and see for yourself. My horse sure loves LOVI STABLES!!!! Boarder read more
12 years ago
I've been out there since the beginning of the year and have had nothing but positive experiences. I adore the outdoor arena and the fact that I was able to ride in it during the winter because the draining is good. Also, my horse is happy, he started putting on weight the first week there. Good people, care sincerely about you feel as an owner. read more
12 years ago
I see that another CJ has posted. I am the original CJ. The other CJ is a fraudulent attempt to make the place sound decent. It is not. This place doesn't even warrant one star. If I told you what I really thought about this place and the total lack of attention to the horses, just so they can make an lazy buck, my post would be banned. read more
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8 months ago
DO NOT BOARD OR LIVE HERE. I had been living and boarding at this barn sense june of 2025 to january 2026. The first month was alright, no complaints until the 2nd month happened. The barn owner goes on frequent hay stealing frenzies and had gotten confrontational with a fellow boarder assuming they were stealing hay when in reality she was having the horse be fed 1 flake am and pm and I as the new feeder wouldn't allow it so I was feeding what the horse and owner needed. After I had taken over the feeding horses that were previously skinny began to gain weight. I have pictures listed below of some horses in tonis care compared to mine. The management is horrible, nothing is up to date, I and fellow boarders have found nails, glass, broken sharp fencing in the indoor arena to which unfortunately one of my horses had a nail get rocket launched up into her leg and shredded apart before we left under the false belief that the arena was maintained. No they drag it and never go through it. When hay would come in her roof would leak on the hay and get hay almost pitch black and her and her daughter would still have me feed the horses that hay. Of course id never throw it down and pick through the hay to find clean hay to throw down but horses on a side I had no control over and if I touched any of the piles wrong id get yelled at. There's a horse there named calypso that says on her door "2 flakes grass 1 flake alfalfa" which i have a picture of the barn owner setting her up with 1 and a half flake of grass as well as the other boarders horses getting 1 flake and hers getting a large pile. The horses are stuck in a box stall 24/7 unless craig turns them out like 1 or 2 times tops a week. He doesnt level the stalls and barely throws 3 handfuls of shavings in the stall. Ontop of his drug use, him banging needles to get air bubbles out of his needle and leaving needles both used and in bags around the property. A previous boarder has had to wrap his used needles and throw it in the trash and I personally have caught him shooting drugs in his arm while in a horses stall named Trixie and another named horchatta. I have an audio clip of one night when I saw him actively smack a horse in the nose for simply doing nothing but sleeping with his head out the window during a bad drug trip to which of course I confronted him for animal endangerment. To which I have multiple witnesses friends and aquantinces of him getting close to my face threatening and when I told him I was going to call the cops he actively admitted to cops all over out to get him and he has a warrant supposedly. When he was doing my stalls my horses went lame from the sheer mountains he left. The stalls arent level, and bathe mats are old, outdated, ripped up and otherwise uncomfortable for any horee to stay in. Ontop of that the owner or craig I dont know who owns goats on the property where I actively saw craig deliberately punch a goat out the way. When I brought everything up with the owner she would simply tell me "to ignore it and let it simmer down" im sorry what? She has no control over her property, she only wants money. Not for the care of the animal. She had gotten infront of my girlfriend and I about my PREGNANT MARE BEING TOO FAT. AND IM FEEDING HER TOO MUCH?! At the time I had been only feeding her 2 flakes of grass am and pm and continued to do so until I left. I told myself if she ever came to me again telling me I was feeding my horses too much and to go to 1 flake I was leaving. And I did. I previously defended this barn in hopes I could try to help and maybe get it a new life but it will always be miserable with horrible boarders and a bsrn owner that doesnt care about the horses welfare. Ive caught horses colicing, lame and even prevented the barn from burning down due to a led light above a horse named Trixie stall started to burn the roof. When we had already moved the horses off the property the barn owner then had her daughter park behind my girlfriends car in the drive way where she couldn't get out if she tried. Don't also bring your horse here unless you want to get bit and have your horses get bit in the nose from her dog she can't control. I have pictures before of muddy paw prints on my horses stalls and other boarders from her dog jumping up and biting even latched onto a horses nose one time. The dog chases horses upstairs and when id try to have my horse out to work one which has a horrible dog trauma issue my horse would flip out and the owner would just shrug it off or yell at her to shut up. Ontop of her other dogs who jump the fence and bite anybody there's proof of that if needed as well. When it came to drama control the barn owner did nothing to seperate, get rid of problems unless the barn was brought up. Then she would step in and not even step in but ask people to help post "good things" about the barn. She would constantly and actively hang out in the barn and talk shit about boarders. read more
12 years ago
Total bait and switch. Start full care, but leads to self care because owner doesn't do as contracted. "We're just too busy..." is one of many excuses, yet your paying for the service. Not enough turn outs for horses, 10 (includes round pen which is never available to use for training) to 40+ horses? Actually owner insists horses love staying in their stalls, so turn out is discouraged. Owner doesn't like them to run (if they're able to get out) because upsets others. Three untrained and undisciplined Rottweilers on premises that get out of her yard often and chase horses. Lack of security and respect for everyone's tack: some stolen, others destroyed, owner has no concern. Owner has very little knowledge of horses, will not take out or bring in any (even her own) because scared of them. Her own horse stays in its stall most the year. Horses that are fortunate to get outside only stay for short time as its inconvient for her. Water issues (lack of) during winter months, stalls and aisles flood badly during heavy rains, no policing for safety or rules set such as smoking in or around stable, which is allowed. Things (pipes, boards in turnouts, lights etc.) always breaking and long wait for repairs. Stable is very dusty (respIratory problems often). Lovoi Stables is all about the owner making money at this stable, and not about care or welfare of animals. (Horror stories just pile up from this place including horses dying from neglect, trainer abusing horses, and much much more! Too horrible to list here-seriously!) The history of boarding here is a fast turn over, which speaks for itself. Great trainers have come and gone quickly, baited and switched like us all. If you visit, walk through the entire facility, which has two large pastures, a red barn with stalls, visit during different times to make your decisions. You'll see horses never out in the pastures, horses inside early in the day-if out at all, and unhappy horses chewing and kicking to get out of there full time stalls, seeking stimulation and attention. Of course, the concrete stalls hide the sounds of kicking... Run, and don't look back, from considering paying to board at this pitiful, depressing and dangerous place!!! I only chose one star because there wasn't a zero or less! The below may possibly be worth the single star? Free access to shavings. Clean porta potty available with toilet paper. Plenty of parking for your truck and trailer. Really close to road. Manure pile at neighbors (up a hill to dispose of). Smoking facility inside and out. Stable stores 100's of bales of hay. Shared tack rooms. Drama filled. Could have fun (?) guessing who took your tack, where it's at, who used it, or what object was used to tear it up, break it, or cut it in shreds. Learn more about horses with frequent vet visits. Kids learn social situations they won't find in any school or family gathering. read more
9 months ago
The main caretaker the owner has hired is an active IV drug user and often has aggressive drug-induced outbursts, sometimes directed at the horses. Needles, both used and unused have been found in multiple places throughout the property including in/around horse areas. The owner's dog is aggressive and lunges up the stall walls to bite at the horses and the owner does nothing about it and continues to bring the dog to shared horse areas anyways. If you're not someone who can make it out to the barn often enough to keep an eye on things, your horse will likely be severely skimped on hay. I was unable to make it to the barn for almost a year and when I returned, my horse's ribs were showing prominently. The boarders here are absolutely rabid and feral and the drama is out of control. One boarder was regularly dumping another boarders water buckets and flooding their stalls and then taking pictures and slamming them on social media in an attempt to get people to call animal control or even go as far as to STEAL the boarders horses. The barn owner did absolutely nothing to correct this. There is a man that boards there who is a predator and s*xually harasses ANY AND ALL women who board there. Once you reject his advances, he will become extremely hostile towards you and he will not leave you alone. He will repeatedly slam doors and gates in a part of the barn he has absolutely no business being in, just because he knows you're over there, as well as writing aggressive profanity-filled messages on the community whiteboard. Again, in an area of the barn he has ABSOLUTELY NO BUSINESS BEING IN. He walks around with his horse all day yelling at her and abusing her and verbally harassing other boarders who have made it abundantly clear they want nothing to do with him. Things are regularly stolen at this barn and other boarders will help themselves to your grain, tack, fly spray, and other supplies, often being entirely shameless in doing so and leaving your fly spray/other supplies completely empty. Other boarders will steal/use your things right in front of your face and act like it's theirs. There are no good pitchforks, shovels or wheelbarrows, as the aforementioned caretaker breaks anything he gets his hands on, and if yours aren't safely locked away, he'll break those too. This place has the potential to be an amazing facility, the owner just won't do anything about the people she chooses to allow there. As long as there's money in her pocket she remains entirely blind to what is the right or wrong thing to do. read more
9 months ago
The main caretaker the owner has hired is an active IV drug user and often has aggressive drug-induced outbursts, sometimes directed at the horses. Needles, both used and unused have been found in multiple places throughout the property including in/around horse areas. The owner's dog is aggressive and lunges up the stall walls to bite at the horses and the owner does nothing about it and continues to bring the dog to shared horse areas anyways. There are no good pitchforks, shovels or wheelbarrows, as the aforementioned caretaker breaks anything he gets his hands on, and if yours aren't safely locked away, he'll break those too. If you're not someone who can make it out to the barn often enough to keep an eye on things, your horse will ikely be severely skimped on hay. I was unable to make it to the barn for almost a year and when I returned, my horse's ribs were showing prominently. The boarders here are absolutely rabid and feral and the drama is out of control. One boarder was regularly dumping another boarders water buckets and flooding their stalls and then taking pictures and slamming them on social media in an attempt to get people to call animal control or even go as far as to STEAL the boarders horses. The barn owner did absolutely nothing to correct this. There is a man that boards there who is a predator and sexually harasses ANY AND ALL women who board there. Once you reject his advances, he will become extremely hostile towards you and he will not leave you alone. He will repeatedly slam doors and gates in a part of the barn he has absolutely no business being in, just because he knows you're over there, as well as writing aggressive profanity-filled messages on the community whiteboard. Again, in an area of the barn he has ABSOLUTELY NO BUSINESS BEING IN. He walks around with his horse all day yelling at her and abusing her and verbally harassing other boarders who have made it abundantly clear they want nothing to do with him Things are regularly stolen at this barn and other boarders will help themselves to your grain, tack, fly spray, and other supplies, often being entirely shameless in doing so and leaving your fly spray/other supplies completely empty. Other boarders will steal/use your things right in front of your face and act like it's theirs. This place has the potential to be an amazing facility, the owner just won't do anything about the people she chooses to allow there. As long as there's money in her pocket she remains entirely blind to what is the right or wrong thing to do. read more
12 years ago
Excited my horses finally get fed a good diet! Eastern hay/alfalfa and grain if I want it! Easy trailer access. Large working indoor and outdoor arena. Staff and trainers are wonderful to work with. All are very knowledgeable and care for the horses exceptionally well. If I ever have a question it is answered in a quick and timely manner. I work odd hours so am glad I can come at all hours of the day/evening to see and ride my horses. I looked at several other facilities in the area ranging in various price ranges and amenities, this stable offered more bang for my buck than any other facility in the area! Keep up the good work ladies!!! Makes me feel very good going home at night knowing my horses are cared for so well :) read more
9 months ago
This barn is filled with nothing but drama, abuse and neglect of their animals, and drug activity. There is so so so much proof of all of this happening all over Facebook if anyone is interested in seeing. I suggest visiting the Facebook group Boarding Beware of Oregon and Washington before choosing to board your horse here or take "lessons" from their highly unqualified "trainer" whose horses are severely malnourished and sit in a foot of their own feces for days on end. It's so extremely sad and seeing the condition of these horses are in. This facility has so much potential if only it was in the right hands. read more
11 years ago
The five star review for Lovoi Stables written by Jessica O. was written by the facility owners daughter and should be disregarded as she is untruthfully defending abuse, negligence, and flat out fraud. If you love your horse and care about their well being this is NOT the place for you! read more
7 years ago
The people are really nice when you get to know them and I would know because I know them well
Lovoi Stables - horse_boarding - Updated September 2026
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