I have ridden here for 6 years now and I own a horse which I board here…read more They have a great place for lessons, which I took for about 5.5 years and learned a lot about western, English and bareback riding. I have boarded my horse here for 2 months and it is a great facility. The arenas are nice and spacious and the place is clean and well-kept. Also, the staff are super friendly and helpful.

There are few things in life that can capture your heart and soul from the very first visit. Misty…read moreRidge Farm is one of these. From the smell of fresh cut hay, fresh shavings in the stalls and the many soft Equine noses looking for a scratch while nickering a soft hello- who wouldn't fall in love at first sight? Memories of many happy hours spent grooming and riding come flooding back. Stop by and see for yourself!

Great horses! Rent them by the hour and trot along the winding roads of Indian Hill. Very relaxing…read more They have a wide selection of horse here ranging from very fast to average horse speed. Long and short haired breeds too! I'm coming back and renting my favorite boy for 7 hours and I am going to ride him to Goshen and back!

From the owner: Our prestige horse boarding and training facility has professional trainers on staff for all ages…read more We specialize in training for the events of hunter jumper, dressage and offer horseback riding lessons.

Absolutely horrible service the woman answered the phone with the worst attitude and proceeded to…read moretalk to me with no respect while clearly stuffing her face with food wouldn't suggest this terrible place 0 stars

The owner is a knowledgeable instructor but I did not feel welcome at her barn. Her teaching style…read moreis effective, I guess, but also harsh and berating. She snapped at me multiple times during my first lesson. I politely asked for a refund for the second two lessons I paid for upfront, but she did not agree to give me the refund. I do not recommend coming here for a enjoyable riding lesson.

This facility is nothing short of amazing. Both of my daughters have horses boarded here and the…read morecare they receive is incredible. The horses are happy, well fed, the turn out schedule is down to a science. Again, nothing short of amazing. I've never heard a negative word come from anyone who has boarded with Morgan Stables or done a trail ride. They're knowledgeable and I cannot recommend them enough.

We love this place. The horses are well behaved and the trail guide Madison was great. Much of…read moreour group were beginner riders and she took excellent care of us. Can't wait to go again.

Only good things to say about STAF having adopted several cats there over many years. Recent…read moreadoption was a previously adopted cat returned after a rather traumatic home situation. Volunteers (Jean, Amanda, Julie, Amy) were so helpful, supportive, friendly. I can't praise them enough. In just 5 days my "scaredy" cat has left his hiding place, explored the house and is happily settling in. I think this reflects the good care he received at STAF while awaiting a new home.

We recently adopted 2 cats from STAF, Buddy and Asher. We are so pleased with the entire process…read moreand the results. Everyone at STAF is so dedicated. They do absolutely everything they can to make sure that all of the animals' best interests are considered and taken care of. What I appreciated so much is how much detail I received from them. I knew what each cat was eating, their history, medical information and more. We received a huge goodie bag filled with food for each cat, litter, toys, treats and more. Having this makes the transition from the shelter to home go so much better. We worked with Jean who is amazing! Thank you so much for your concern, the details you provided and your honesty. (You alerted us to a potential minor issue with one of the cats which never happened.) We absolutely love our cats and owe so much to the dedication of the volunteers at STAF who made this happen. Susan & Mark

As part of my cousin's bachelor party this past Saturday we spent the better part of the afternoon…read moredown at River Downs to take in some horse racing. This was actually my first time at River Downs, though I have been to Turfway once before. There is no entry fee and there are no employees at the gates checking bags, so entry is perfectly painless. Our group arrived on a school bus, taking the long way to get there, so we missed the first race of the day. I sat out betting on the second race and eventually placed a trifecta bet on the third race after finding the ATM. I didn't win this time, and that trend continued for the fourth and fifth races too. We spent the majority of the time hanging out near the rail on the paved standing area in front of the open air grandstand. Beers were just $4.50, which is much better than most other sporting events. And since they didn't check anyone coming in, I wonder if some patrons didn't sneak in some of their own beer in the multiple coolers that I saw throughout the day. My luck changed during the sixth race of the day. After coming close to winning on one of the earlier races, and paying attention to what my program was saying versus the results of the day, I started catching on. Or at least I thought I was starting to understand it all. Most of my bets were either trifecta bets, or I would occasionally pick one horse to win, place, or show, as I did in the sixth race. In my program the #6 horse was listed as 10-1 odds to win, and a couple of minutes before post the large board in the infield displayed the odds as much higher, over 20-1. Once I saw this I ran to one of the automated machines and bought the ticket above. I thought that maybe there was something that I wasn't picking up on that lowered the odds, but I figured it was worth a few bucks to find out. As the race started horse #6 was nowhere near the front of the back. The board only updates for the first 3/4 of the race at best, so as the horses all come toward the finish line it is really hard to tell who is in the lead. As this race came to a close I watched as #6 charged up the inside rail and won the race! I had won $124.80! With just two races after that, I made a couple of bucks off the seventh race and was then put in charge of making a bet for my dad, brother, and I who pooled some money together. Again I went with the win place show bet, and nearly won again as the horse I selected finished in fourth place. Bummer. We had a great time and I look forward to going down to the track again in the future. Kim has already said that she wants to go too.

From the start knock down your expectations a few pegs and then knock them down a few more for good…read moremeasure, this isn't Keeneland, Churchill Downs or even like the race parks you've seen in movies (most recently Bounty Hunter comes to mind), this is River Downs. It is an older facility with little updating and that's what I find so charming, that it looks similar to what it did when my grandparents took us as kids (don't judge). If you've never bet on the ponies, this is a good place to start with free parking, free admission, $2 for your race book, $2 bets and the option to bring your own picnic lunch. I cannot comment on the concessions because it is there's an option to bring my own food, I'm on it (for nutritional reasons). Not a gambler? Then the people watching is sure to delight, you will see clientele you've never laid eyes on at other entertainment venues, but it takes all types to populate Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, right?! We find something for the whole family at River Downs, pony rides for kids and the ability to get down on the rail during live racing. Shade and tables for the older family members to sit and eat a picnic lunch (no alcohol or glass can be brought in) between races while studying the race book. It's an annual summer trip for us!

If I could leave zero stars for this "business owner," I would. And I really wish we would have…read moreread these reviews before spending $1,000 on a "pure bread and healthy AKC registered puppy." Our poor girl came home with diarrhea so bad it was like water. We brought her home on a Saturday after driving over 6 hours (one way) to get her. We waited it out to see if the runs were from nerves, and on Monday we brought her to the vet. After lab tests on her stool came back, she was diagnosed with Giardia and Coccidia. Quite the parasite burden. At the vet they also informed us she is about 3x under weight for her age, and unusually petite. Weighing only 4.14lbs for an 8 week old GSD. (So extremely malnourished or maybe not even pure bread GSD) We've had her for a week and we've already spent $350 on vet bills and this isn't even for any vaccinations, just making up for her extremely poor health. This breeder appears to be loving and caring for these dogs, but in truth is nothing but a glorified puppy mill. Extremely disappointed and sad for this puppy. Please, please if you are reading this and considering buying from them; just know your dog may have a lifetime of health issues that will surely cost you from the moment you bring your pet home. And I must add the "paperwork" for this dog is sketchy at best. I have bough from other breeders before - and received professional paperwork. This paperwork is just a picture of a picture on a computer screen! Total rip off.

We just left a google review…read more We began working with Autumn a few years ago. Putting together a program to reach and help individuals with disabilities. This has become one of the most wonderful programs that I have been so grateful to be involved with. In the past few years we together have been able to help numerous individuals with physical and mental disabilities. I and my staff wanted to reach out and give the thanks and recognition that they overwhelmingly deserve.