I have been visiting Stoney Point Ranch for about 25 years as a boarder & a visitor to hang out…read morewith the horses when I had none. It is a great place & a Chatsworth fixture. Please take the negative reviews with a huge grain of salt. In reading the negative reviews, I really wonder if those people know ANYTHING about horses. The horses are well taken care of at Stoney Point. I see one photo of a super skinny horse - not uncommon for a 35 year old horse. I see photos of a couple of wet corrals which is not uncommon at a stable of this size - horses drink a LOT of water & pee a LOT; if I saw photos of 20 wet corrals like those pictured, I would be concerned. One person said his horse lost 150# - some horses are not easy keepers and if an owner decides not to supplement their horse, then it is on them; maybe the horse needed its teeth floated and/or a worming which is again the owner's responsibility. Broken boards, broken pipes, wet corrals - horses BREAK things all the time. Some horses like to keep their nose in their automatic waterer to keep the water running & end up flooding their stalls/corrals. The top comment was saying the owner is a chain smoking hillbilly. Neither is true. Based on some of the comments, I don't even think some the negative reviewers were even at Stoney Point, but may have confused SP with another stable.

The stalls are not maintained or cleaned properly. I provided my own hay and sometimes my horse…read morewould not be fed enough. I witnessed the barn manager pass by some horses and not feed them while feeding others. Hopefully, a new operator will take over the property and make the necessary improvements that the horses and boarders deserve.

I began taking dressage lessons with Brittany several weeks ago. I've ridden my entire life, but…read morehaven't done much the last several years. Brittany's facility is quite nice, very clean and the horses are all very well cared for. These were all reasons I chose Breezy Meadows. Brittany is very kind and knowledgeable, not to mention very patient in easing an adult back into proper form. I would recommend this barn to others seeking to learn how to ride or continue to ride. Although, I only ride English, she offers other disciplines, as well.

AVOID BREEZY MEADOWS!…read more Like Jeff C. and several of the filtered reviews, I had a horrible experience with Breezy Meadows. I brought my horse over on Friday, February 2nd, 2024. I started having problems by the second day in. They barely put any shavings in the stalls... not even enough to soak up the urine or to cover the floor. They only sprinkle in a little bit of fresh shavings every 3-4 days, which is unsanitary. I spoke with Brittany Burzynski several times requesting extra shavings. I wanted thick and cushy shavings in the stall. She told me it would be an extra $80. I confirmed that I would pay this. There were still no shavings in the stall after a week and multiple conversations about this problem. My horse was standing in urine!!! So I was in a rush to find another facility for my baby. Luckily, I found an amazing barn that was able to squeeze her in in a rush, since the conditions were really bad where she was currently at. I moved her out on the 16th (Exactly 2 weeks from when she was brought to Breezy.) I gave my 30 days notice and paid the additional two weeks in March, which was required when I gave my 30 day notice, and I ate the 2 additional weeks in February. I just wanted her out of there. While moving her out, Tyler Burzynski was extremely aggressive. He handed me my contract after I told him I already have a copy. Then he started yelling at me and recording me with his phone telling me that this is his property and I need to leave. Which I was in the process of doing since I was getting in my car with all of my things before he started making a scene. I asked him why he's recording me because he's the one causing a scene in front of all of his customers, and he proceeded to yell at me. So I got my car and left. He recorded me driving down the street which is completely stupid he was the one causing a problem. Also, paid an additional $100 for Orchard hay since they only feed alfalfa. I asked for the additional hay that I paid for when I was leaving, because I paid for a month of hay, and I was only there for for two weeks. Tyler got in my face and said that I'm not getting my hay and then I need to leave his property (which they rent from the owner of the house.) This complete BS since I paid for it. Tyler took it upon himself to block the entrance to the stable with his truck and trailer, so that we had to bring my horse into the street to load her. They really do not care about the safety of the horses. On another note, Brittney Burzynski advised me for the first month at the barn to start with half training to ease my Mare in. I agreed to this. Half training is $450 for three days of training per week. Full training is $700 for five days of training per week. After I gave my notice, I was told that she LUNGED her 3 times... and since I never signed a training contract which I was never told to sign, I need to pay her for lessons at $65 an hour ($195) The ONLY reason I paid this is because I was trying to get get my horse out safely, without having any problems. Welp, that didn't happen. AVOID BREEZY MEADOWS!!! (If anyone would like to message me I will send every message between Brittney Burzynski and I, so you don't feel like I'm cropping the conversation.) *Update on Brittney's response. This is not a fake account. Marie is my middle name and A is my maiden last name. Brittney E....

Such nice people and a really cool place to volunteer. We help sweep and feed horses when we can…read more Must have proof of vaccination now. Awesome location.

This place is amazing, my daughter is going for almost 3years she always love horses but know is…read moreher passion her instructor Tess has so much knowledge,dedication and love for teaching, they help kids with disabilities too ... all the volunteers are so friendly.

I use to ride at Sage Creek over a 15 years ago. I was introduced to horses here when I was around…read more11-12. I always loved it and will be forever grateful for all the lessons in riding and in taking care of the horses. Beautiful facility. I hope to come back someday to ride again. If you are looking for a riding facility in this area, there is no better than Sage Creek.

My daughter has been riding here for about 5 months now, and we absolutely love it. There is…read moreincredible leadership and instruction here. She is doing her first show next weekend, and her skills have grown exponentially. I'm so grateful to Gaby and team for their commitment.

The staff (including the horses) were absolutely amazing! The tour was the perfect amount of time…read morefor first time riders without being too difficult. Next time we're in LA we will definitely be coming back! Both guides were very personable and made us feel comfortable and confident with our riding.

Natalie and I had such a magnificent time riding together with our very talented and funny tour…read moreguide. Our horses Major and Hank were also very pleasant and friendly the whole time and they were also very photogenic. I definitely recommend coming to Los Angeles Horseback Riding. You get to experience such a beautiful view of the ocean, Malibu, Calabasas, and much more! I would recommend bringing a water bottle, and getting there a bit early. Parking can be a little tricky but I would recommend slowing down a bit so you don't miss it, but it wasn't too much trouble.

The TEE stables and program is amazing. It's in a lovely location that is not too far from the city…read moreat all. The teachers are so nice and so knowledgeable. They take such good care of the horses. And the technique is an incredible foundation. My daughter started with an assessment class, she was put with younger riders because she was a beginner- she didn't like that at first but I told her it was for her benefit and she just needed to concentrate on herself. She quickly advanced to a class with teens at her level and loves her lessons each week! The website was a bit confusing to me but stick with it- it's worth it, and once you start to text Gayle it's very smooth, she's very nice. Some of the kids work/learn at the stable all the time and there's an immersive summer camp. Having been around other stables in my life this is hands down the nicest people. And a really smart, healthy program for horses and riders. I highly recommend

My daughter enjoyed the PeeWee camp this summer. Class size was small and she came home so excited…read moreto tell me about her day. While I didn't get to observe any of the activities since parents only drop off then leave, I was given a couple of photos at the end of the day. Also a daily update during pick up. Email communication and instructions prior to the camp was thorough. May sign up for more classes.

As I said in my past review before they moved, riding lessons with Cheyenne are absolutely…read morefantastic! Her holistic approach to riding makes for a better horse person and rider. She's great with kids and adults. If you want an real experience with some wonderful horses, you need to call Cheyenne!

Kathy at #FourOaksFarm has been magical medicine for our family. Therapeutic for people and horses…read moreto enjoy.

I have been riding with Kathy Busfield at Four Oaks Farm for a while now. She is helping me train a…read moreyoung gelding, but also cares for my older mare in a retirement pasture. Her training style is clear and encouraging. She works in life lessons for her younger riders and keeps her more experienced riders working on fundamentals in interesting ways, while also presenting new challenges to keep us growing. In all of this, she is attentive to the horse's needs to foster a happy and supportive partnership. I cannot speak highly enough about the care my horses receive. They are checked on by barn staff multiple times per day; they get four feedings each day, which is a nice replication of their natural grazing style; and Kathy has arranged for my older mare, who has some health problems, to have a prosthetic brace applied and removed regularly to keep my girl as comfortable and healthy as she can be. She goes above and beyond to do what is in the horse's best interest. Since I can't keep them at home, Four Oaks Farm is the next best thing.

Booked the 2 hour trail ride and had an amazing experience from start to finish. Neither of us had…read moremuch horseback riding experience, but Maggie made us feel comfortable and confident before we even got on the horses. The horses were calm, well cared for, and perfect for riders of all experience levels. Our guide was friendly, and patient throughout the ride. What stood out most was how relaxing the entire experience felt. You can tell the horses are well trained and the staff genuinely care about the animals and their guests.

This was my first time horseback riding and it couldn't have been a better experience. Maggie was…read moresuch a fantastic instructor -- patient, encouraging, and incredibly knowledgeable. She made me feel comfortable right away and explained everything clearly, which helped calm my nerves as a beginner. The ride itself was beautiful and so peaceful, and Maggie made sure everyone felt safe and confident the entire time. You can really tell she cares about both the riders and the horses. I'm so glad my first horseback riding experience was here and with Maggie. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone, especially first-timers!