Never met someone who cares as much about boarder horses as Kerri does. This might not be the…read moreworld's fanciest barn but you can rest assured, your horse will be cared for as if they're one of her own. There are so many therapeutic tools at your disposal that are wonderful for the working horse or one in rehab. Seriously such a wonderful group of people and horses. About 5 days a week, I drive 50+ min to this barn just to see/ride my horse, but the drive is so worth it.

From the owner: •Access to miles of trails on and off property •115x80…read moreoutdoor arena •Indoor Arena •Bathroom on site •Temperature controlled tack rooms •Ice-Vibe Boots, Flexineb, Therplate, IR Solarium, Magnawave (certified practitioner), Cold Laser, Massage Gun, Kinesiology Taping (certified with Equi-Tape and Holistic Animal Studies), Equilibrium Massage Therapy Mitt with Heat, and XLR8 dual-wavelength red and near-infrared hock, bell, and tendon wraps onsite. Boarders get 2 Magnawave sessions per month included in board. We like to keep horses feeling their best! •All supplied supplements and medication by owner will be given (this includes fly spray and/or fly mask and blankets) •We have a stellar first aid kit and are prepared for any type of emergency big or small •Plenty of turnout in large fields so horses can live a natural lifestyle •Excellent trainer on-site •Large fans for hot summer days •Body checks done daily •We worm all horses and they are on the same schedule •Mineral blocks provided in all pastures •We have our own mix of high quality grain. We also provide a senior (Nutrena Senior ProForce) and a low starch (Tribute Kalm N EZ) option. Grained 2x daily (pasture horses are brought into stalls 2x daily for their feed) •We bale our own hay. Orchard/Timothy/Alfalfa mix •Regular scheduled Vet, Lameness Vet, Farrier, and Chiropractor all come to barn •Daily socialization with horses •Very knowledgeable and vigilant owners who live onsite

They do a lot of things right when it comes to farm camp but horseback riding lessons wasn't one of…read morethem. My daughter had a horrible experience with a trainer named Paige. Maya got stepped on by a horse and Paige told her to shake it off. My first grade daughter's lip was trembling so I went over to comfort her. That same horse ended up bucking her off and Paige didn't have a normal reaction. She, I think, was in shock that it happened. My daughter bawled her eyes out and I assessed to see if she needed medical care. The trainer then wanted Maya to get back up on horse, which took a lot of coaxing but she did it. Horse riding lessons at blue ribbon was something my daughter looked forward to because she had such a memorable experience at farm camp. Her first lesson was probably the best and then it went downhill from there. Each lesson ended n in tears on the way home. Paige was just not the right person for my daughter. Then, to my surprise, Christine the owner reached out to me to offer Maya free farm camp but then she never followed through on her promise. I made the mistake of telling my daughter about it and she was so disappointed that blue ribbon continued to disappoint with empty promises. I thought it would've been a nice opportunity to remedy the damage done but it was only made worse by a lack of communication. She communicated with me via Facebook messenger and so I could see when she read the message too. Pretty pathetic. We used to think so highly of this place and now, we are so gravely disappointed because my daughter's dreams have been shattered. Thankfully, we found a new place for her to go horseback riding with a very patient trainer. Maya's confidence has boosted with the new place to the point it only affirmed how poorly the lessons at blue ribbon were for my daughter. I learned that Paige is no longer at Blue ribbon which is a great thing for the business. The owner also should not make empty promises. We loved this place, until we were slighted and the pain my daughter experienced (both physically and emotionally) are things that could have been prevented. All the hope and joy experienced here were crushed by taking horse back riding lessons here. Disappointed doesn't begin to describe what we feel. Do better blue ribbon!

I had my wedding at their barn and it was the BEST DAY of our lives.. Chris, Dawn and Dan took our…read moreideas and transformed everything into a perfect day! So beautiful and attentive. Highly recommend!

I attended A.T.I Horse production and management program at Wooster Ohio,and later bought a horse…read morefrom Sheriden and boarded there.Sheriden was by far the best Horseman I had ever met.

From the owner: Harmony Hills Equestrian Center a thriving attraction for horse lovers…read more Located on Beaver Creek State Park, featuring a premier horse boarding facility near East Liverpool Ohio.

A stunning facility with care that is unmatched. I've had my horse with them for close to 5 years…read moreand have not had a single complaint. The training is professional while promoting a fun and safe atmosphere. There are lots of talented school horses for people looking to start lessons and don't have a horse. Willow Brook Stables is a great barn for riders of all ages and levels!

From the owner: Willow Brook Stables LLC is a hunter, jumper, and equitation farm in Beaver County of Western…read morePennsylvania. From beginners to those competing on the national circuit, Willow Brook Stables can help riders of all ages set and pursue their equestrian goals, in a fun, safe and supportive family atmosphere.We recently moved to a beautiful new facility. Come out today and check out all the amenities!

This was the most awesome boarding facility it truly was the Arenas heated they keep the barn at a…read moredecent temperature summer and winter the horses are let out the Stalls are an excellent condition the place was spotless when I went to look at it I was very impressed it's the Hilton of horse boarding for sure however it was too far for my home and I found a place closer but I sure wish I lived closer in because my horse would definitely be there beautiful facility

From the owner: Hunter jumper and equitation training and riding instruction. We specialize in getting the rider…read moreand the horse to the top of their game!

My children have been taking lessons at Wildwin Stables with Michelle and Betty for a year and a…read morehalf. The patience that these two women have showed my children and the lessons that they have learned is incredible. My children now have a love of horses, have learned responsibility of helping to take care of an animal, along with sportsmanship. I feel that Wildwin Stables is more then just a place to receive lessons but more of a family. Everyone is so warm and welcoming that I could never have even imagined that my children wanting to take horseback riding lesson could lead to such an amazing experience for not only them but also for our entire family. I highly recommend Wildwin Stables.

From the owner: We are a small full care equine facility. Our main emphasis is our lesson program, we teach riders…read morefrom their first time on a horse, to those with lots of experience. Dressage, Hunter/Jumper and more. We have both indoor and outdoor arenas. We offer many opportunities to attend horse shows. We also hold Day Camps in July annually.

The barn is beautiful and it seems horses are well taken care of. Staff is friendly and the…read moreintroductory lessons are also great. I have been in couple of other places and this is the best.

The staffs are very very friendly and helpful, and the horses are well-trained. It is a good place…read morefor people who stay in their offices forever. Great chance to be close to nature!

Don't let the old fashioned cream on the top scare you! This is the best milk you can buy in the…read morePittsburgh area, hands down. I also find that it is usually good long past the expiration date, so don't let that be a deterrent. Check out their website for local stores that carry it. I get mine at Robinson Market District.

I have my ottb boarded at Manchester farms and I can't say enough good things about them. He gets…read moreindividualized care, daily turn out, first and second cut hay. Family owned Manchester farms is a quiet laid back farm in the country perfect for trail riding.

I don't normally write reviews but I just wanted to share my opinion, I have been taking my lessons…read morewith Cindy since April 2024 over time this year my lessons kept on getting canceled. Due to family stuff and etc okay I understood for the first few times but it continues to happen my mother talked to her about this issue she got very defensive wasn't understanding was always talking over my mother not letting her get a word in.... It seems like with her show kids she doesn't cancel on them as frequently which is extremely !!FRUSTRATING!!! I feel like I'm not pushed or challenged enough during lessons with my horse and I and when my lessons get canceled how am I going to learn things when I'm not being taught?? When you first start taking lessons off Cindy she is a very sweet individual but over time it seems like she has changed she is still kind and respectful but sometimes she just comes off as rude and annoyed. But over-all the board for the horses is fine my mom pays $525 a month we get every penny used from it, my horses stall is big she gets to go out all day and all night for the summer but they bring them back in to feed.... Down side about the fields they are SUPER DUPER MUDDY ankle deep mud sometimes, when riding inside the inside arena is super tiny and is no help I hardly have space in there to do a canter and when it's raining for her lesson kids she brings all four inside whenever I want to ride I can't because of them. Another downside is that the workers throw water in the inside around sometimes I cannot even lunge my horse due to how wet it is; the one time I was lunging her she slipped and fell over cause off a wet spot and had also tripped and almost fell over ‍

I usually don't write reviews, but when looking for a place to board your horse reviews are…read moreimportant. The owner hired a 25 yr. old know it all Fall 2019 and soon things changed and not for the better. More rules, extra charges- not in my board contract. Anyhow, if you like drama & people in your business then this is the place for you! Boarders always bickering with each other or the owner. One boarder always coming drunk and one day I witnessed her hitting another vehicle in the parking lot. Workers only care about the paycheck. They only wanted to give my horse 1 bucket of water cause they didn't want to clean the 2nd bucket. Two different times my horse didn't have access to water in the pasture. Owner skimps on hay and only cares about the money. Barn closes at 7pm. Anyhow, I could go but I think you get the idea.

Rolling Hills Ranch has some of the best horses to ride in Pittsburgh! Me and my friends enjoy…read moreriding out here and there's nothing better than being on the back of a horse!

Cute ranch with great staff! The horses were all well taken care of and well behaved…read more We had a large group so we had 3 amazing tour guides with us on our 1 hour ride. There's not a dull moment on the ride, lots of hills and trees to maneuver through. We even got to see some deer up close and personal. We rode all the way to the top of the hill and took in the amazing view. Well worth the $40. We all had a great time!