This was such a cool experience today! The owner invited me to take a tour of the place and see the…read morehorses and talked to me about what they do. It was so cool! I will take all my friends and family there for horseback riding. Look at this silly one taking out his tongue for the selfie as if he knows what to do already. All the horses there were friendly and they wanted to be petted. I definitely recommend it!

As an adult returning to riding after almost a 15 year hiatus, I've been thrilled to find such a…read morewelcoming community at Trillium. Etsuko, Yulia and Alexis are incredible trainers - each with their distinctive style & a deep passion for equitation. They go above & beyond to make themselves available to their students and are invested in seeing them improve and reach their goals - all while having fun along the way. I've progressed more in my riding in the past two months than I ever did learning to ride in my early teen years. The schooling horses are absolute gems, the barn is wonderful & well maintained, and the Trillium community is vibrant! I've loved getting to know my fellow classmates and encouraging one another to learn and grow. Being part of Trillium has been a pure joy. I've loved my experience so far and would recommend to anyone - no matter your age or level of experience!

My daughter has been riding with Jan for the last year and has grown so much as a rider and is so…read morehappy with the whole experience. Jan creates a wonderful barn culture and really supports each individual's needs. In addition to my daughter's experience, I have my own personal experience riding with Jan. I started with her when I was 6 and rode with her until I graduated high school. I'm so beyond lucky to get to share my best childhood memories and now relive them with my daughter. Jan is the best!

Jan is amazing! She has been training my daughter for nearly 3 years. She knows when to push, when…read moreto encourage and how to get the best out of the rider and horse. Her love of horses and knowledge shine through, her warmth and sense of humor make it all even better.

I've been riding with Mary for almost a year now, and have already learned so much! She cares for…read moreher horses and treats them amazingly! If you want to get proper training and learn quick, I would 100% recommend her! 10/10!

Amazing experience! Mary and Frances provide a warm, welcoming environment and are wonderful at…read morebreaking down the technique. I've learned more than I ever have before. Totally recommend!

I think spring down is a very good place to go and all the horses are so sweet and it's a good…read moreplace. I really rated a good five stars. and I started going here because I really love horses and I hope you guys like it too.

The most terrible experience in the world!!!! Sooooo angry , rude , insulting new staff including…read morenew manager Camden. They were yelling and screaming on people and little kids... Not professional!!! Never go there again !!!! And never recommend this place!!!! Sadly, this place has been completely changed in terms of how they treat people now after new staff came. it used to be very friendly, kind, warm and welcoming place in the past ( just couple years ago).

Lara helped my find an excellent horse to purchase and has helped us develop together as a team. I…read moreappreciate that each horse in the barn is considered as an individual and that they each have a customized training plan. She has helped me safely improve my riding skills and confidence over the years and respects each rider's individual goals as well.

I am truly disheartened by my experience at Vintage Lane with Lara Connolly as my horse trainer…read more Despite my initial hope that Vintage Lane would provide the care and attention my horse needed due to my demanding career, the situation took a turn for the worse. Lara accused me of mistreating my horse and not providing proper care, which is a baseless and unfounded claim. My decision to sell my horse was made known to Lara from the beginning, given my time constraints, but this was met with unwarranted negativity. The toxicity escalated when I sought advice on sale barns through a Facebook post. Lara took it upon herself to respond to potential sale barns, spreading false information about me and my horse. Instead of fostering a supportive environment for clients, Lara chose to try to publicly tarnish my reputation, a behavior that is both unprofessional and unethical in the equestrian community. Recognizing the toxicity, I provided a 30-day notice to terminate our arrangement. Lara's response was dismissive, citing misalignment in priorities. This lack of professionalism continued as she threatened to hold my horse if I did not refund the lessors for an inaccurate number of training days. Moreover, the mishandling of my tack was a final blow to my experience at Vintage Lane. Lara not only returned my tack wet but also failed to address the missing and damaged items. As an owner, I know exactly what I have in my tack trunk, and her refusal to acknowledge these issues is both unprofessional and negligent. On the day of my departure, I was appalled to discover that Lara had irresponsibly left my tack trunk in the parking are of the barn. This reckless action was entirely uncalled for, reflecting a complete lack of professionalism and disregard for the security of my belongings. The intentional act of leaving my tack trunk in the parking lot on the day of my departure felt like a deliberate signal for me to "get out of here". It was a latent expression of hostility and left me utterly stunned. In conclusion, my experience with Lara at Vintage Lane has been nothing short of a nightmare. The unprofessionalism, lack of integrity, and outright negligence displayed by Lara are red flag for any horse owner seeking quality training and care for their animals. I feel compelled to share this review to caution others about the unprofessional conduct and lack of integrity displayed by Lara at Vintage Lane. It is essential for horse owners to be aware of the treatment they may endure, especially when seeking services from Lara and Vintage Lane. My intention is to shed light on my unfortunate experience and provide transparency for those considering this facility for their horses. It is my sincere hope that the comprehensive documentation, both in writing and through these images, will encourage prospective clients to think twice before entrusting Lara with the well-being of your horse. In addition to the numerous challenges, I faced during my time at Vintage Lane under Lara's management, it's important to highlight that I also discovered discrepancies in the charges related to my horse's care. Notably, I was billed extra for grain that my horse, Noel, did not receive, raising concerns about the transparency and accuracy of the billing process. Furthermore, I was disheartened by the manner in which my tack trunk was left in the parking lot on the day of my departure. It felt discourteous and left me with an unpleasant impression. Clear guidelines on proper procedures for such matters would ensure a more organized and respectful process. she is thriving and genuinely happy in her new environment. It seems she has found herself in the best possible situation, and I am pleased to see her content and flourishing.

Excellent inventory for such a cute cottage-like boutique! The staff go above-and-beyond for their…read morecustomers.

I've been here three times, once to get some paddock boots and half chaps, once for an exchange on…read moresize, and once for a helmet. I've never met such an inhospitable group of sales people. They are deeply uninterested in how you feel in the equipment, hence why I had to exchange. I once called, asking for advice on breaking in boots and after answering a few questions, I heard the sales girl try to cover the phone and say "oh my god," exasperated and annoyed. Maybe that wasn't for me but I'm doubtful. They also tried it put me in a medium size half chap even though my calf circumference is larger than the half chap's... when I told them it was too tight they said "no it'll break in".... Half chaps... shouldn't need breaking in. Frankly, neither should paddock boots but whatever. Against my better judgment, I went in to try on a Samshield helmet. I wasn't sure on the fit since all helmets fit different, and so I decided to go and see if I like it. I asked if I can be fitted for a Miss Samsheild and then the shopkeeper said, "Are you here to buy one or get fitted?" Appalled by the question, I said that I think it needs to fit to buy it. She said they don't allow fittings if you don't buy it... An important safety standard for a helmet is that it fits right. Brands fit differently. I was so uncomfortable by her line of questioning that I just left. I'll just buy online, at least then you benefit from their refund policy. Because this place does not offer any refunds, only exchanges, within two weeks. Cool. I've never had so many consistently uncomfortable experiences at a saddlery, let alone in a small business setting. Just go to Olsen Nolte, it doesn't have the high end stuff but this place doesn't care about the client at all.. they are barely interested in a sale, let alone treating you with some semblance of respect.

Me and my gf had an amazing experience horseback riding with the help of Kiera and Katie, guiding…read moreus through and making sure we are comfortable and safe. I had a wonderful time with Dozer! I highly recommend trying this experience as a beginner like me :))

Katie and Kiera were awesome! Beautiful experience and lovely setting. Highly recommendread more