A beautiful place that will take great care of your horses and has riding trails off the property!…read moreLori, the owner, does a wonderful job making sure your animal gets the best care possible. Robert is a farrier that lives on the property and does a great job. Maggie does a great job and is very kind; she helps feed/clean and keeps your horses happy in their stalls. Overall, a wonderful group of people. I highly recommend Wolf Creek Ranch for our next boarding facility.

I am in the military and have a senior horse, when I moved to CA I was so worried about finding a…read moreplace that could help me care for him properly, then I met Jody and Larry. I am so grateful that I found them because not only do they provide wonderful services to care for Senior horse, but they also care very much and put in a lot of effort and time to get in to know everything about your horse. They are constantly doing rounds and checking on the horses every day, monitoring their behavior and health. I have never cared for a senior horse and Jody and Larry provide great insight. Words cannot express how wonderful this establishment is, I couldn't have asked for a better place!

We're new to the ranch, but it's fast becoming our second home. Our horse LOVES his new home. There…read moreare many types of horses here, all at varying stages of life, but the one thing they all share is that they are VERY well taken care of. Jody & Larry are such kind and loving people. I'm still in shock at all the time and attention they're lending to our family to make sure we have everything we need as we settle in. Jody makes it her business to closely watch any news horse on their ranch, paying extra attention to any medical needs and feed. She's literally an expert on every horse at her ranch and she treats them all as kindly as she would her own. We've met many families who also board out here and they're all delightful as well. I feel so incredibly blessed to have just so happened to land here. Thank you to Jody, Larry and our trainer, Tenna, who go SO far above and beyond.

Corsari is truly a gem. The entire facility is immaculate -- everything from the spotless aisles to…read morethe huge, well-bedded stalls shows how much care goes into this place. The horses are always well-fed and happy. The owner is incredibly easygoing and genuinely cares about each horse's wellbeing, which makes such a difference. The staff is friendly, professional, and attentive, and the barn itself is constantly being improved with thoughtful upgrades. The Ebb and flow footing is amazing, the Eurociser is a huge bonus, and there are spacious grass pastures and plenty of turnouts. It's peaceful, quiet, and surrounded by beautiful farmland.

If you are looking for a place to board your horse, look elsewhere. Your horse deserves better…read more Water tubs are filled a couple times a week and are never cleaned. You'll want to learn the phrase "algae sauce" because barn manager insists that Algae Sauce "is normal and that horses love it!" Coincidently, Algae Sauce also hides dead rat I found in my horses water. When I notified management about the second rat, found in horses hay, Kristy called me nasty names in what one can only hope was an alcohol induced rant. She, straight sober, tried to convince me that my pasture horse would thrive without fresh water, with two flakes of cheap hay, provided at random times on most days. Many many times, I would find that they had not fed or only provided a fraction of the portions that were promised. Pasture horses are expected to fight the herd stallion (Krusty's retired horse) for access to water. At one point, I found the tap to the water trough had come apart. Management promised it would be repaired the next day. Four days later, I checked the trough. It was DRY. It had not been fixed. It was 98-100 degrees for those days. My young horse had NO water for at least two of those days. Another horse died from colic three days later. Yes, the ranch is pretty and yes they have a covered arena. But, if they can't deliver fresh water and food, what's the point? Boarders are subjected to price gouging (+$200, monthly for 1cube/week of bedding and you must "subscribe" for a minimum of 6 months) to make up for manager's bad business practices. I'm embarrassed to tell people I boarded my horses here. See photos!

DO NOT MOVE YOUR HORSE HERE!!! The manager has no clue about the pasture - trash all over (I was…read moreconstantly picking up thrown trash) and look at the water the horses were given to drink. It is disgusting. Full of algae They never clean it. One of the Ferrier's couldn't take it and took it upon herself to clean the huge water bin. It took her an hour and she got reprimanded for it instead of a thank you so she only cleaned one. The alpha in the pasture is not accustomed to pasture life and will kill any horse that is a threat. I watched him mount four times in front of me. That mare was badly hurt to where the vet was called. Upon reporting this the manager Kristi Troyna simply texted back 'thank you'. Then she attempted to, in her macheavillian manner, push me out and leave. Threatening email and several texts on file. The harassment was never ending. Kristi should not be in charge any more than her horse should be in a pasture with other horses. I was there and saw too much. They underfeed and what hay I did see every so often, was floor hay, dusty and inedible. I eventually left, needless to say I didn't get a deposit back nor did she prorate my departure. I had to call for police escort, yes she is that nasty. Always yelling at people and complaining about people discussing the inept and disastrous manner in which it runs the ranch. Her reason for not wanting me there was ' not a good fit'. I saw too much. Everyone one there is terrified of her appalling behavior. I might add that the boarding and pasture clients were all lovely. All of them. It was a pleasure to have met them.

Since getting my first dream horse from Bonfyre Farms in 1986, my family and I have continued to…read moreuse the services offered by Bonfyre Farms. The lessons are amazing, the selection of proven stallions to breed to are second to none, the horses always are treated so kindly and the beautiful location is perfect to play with your horse or go for a trail ride. Can't say enough nice things!

True working ranch. Owners are great. Had our horses there for many years. Lots of neat memories…read more Mesa & Dallas's owners

No place is perfect when it comes to an animal that you love but Kathy and her crew do a pretty…read morefantastic job. We arrived there in about 1997 on the coat tails of horse trainer, riding teacher extraordinaire, Jim Frazier. A year or so later we bought a sweet Quarter horse named Margarita, "Maggie". who has been a treasure in our lives. A country property is always in need of maintenance; however, I totally disagree with Gail and her sour grapes comments. Gail and her family kept horses, multiple, at the ranch for MANY years so her comments reflect on her more than on ranch management. Our stall gets cleaned daily, the feed is very good Alfalfa twice daily and if your horse has special needs they can be accommodated. Tack rooms are provided, there are multiple arenas, 2 round pens, and 2 turn out areas. You have a choice of pipe corral with some cover, breezeway barn with lots of cover, box stalls, large pipe areas for more than one horse, and small box stalls for recuperating horses. The people who care for the horses are familiar with horse needs and sure to call if your horse needs attention. And, if you are a student raising a steer for the Faire you might find a spot for that critter , too.

It's been two months since my horse getting rehab and full care from Jenna. He had colic and…read morecollapsed on the ground and his skin got scraped and also had joint and tendon injury. He changed to brand new horse everytime I go there see him Im so moved to Jenna's amazing care. My horse tuned into Prince William. He is literally became shining!! I've been so busy and couldnt even go see him for weeks and even I couldnt see him I felt so reliable. Cause be is the evident how she care when I'm away. Im so happy that I met Jenna and so satisfied about how she care of my horse. And she also supported me in so many ways which I really appreciated. Also her training is amazing. Im learning so many thing from her that I haven't learned from other trai ers. Im so happy that I found and can settle down in Silverlining stables with William.

A refreshing focus on horsemanship, and correct riding. Jenna is an excellent instructor and…read moreskilled rider and is dedicated to helping her clients and their horses progress. Jenna is the hardest working trainer I have ever met. Her barn is immaculate, and organized. She makes each day fun for her clients while staying lazar focused on consistent and excellent care of all of the horses in her program. If you want to show, Jenna will help you accomplish your goals, Bu if you want to achieve your goals outside of the show ring Jenna will create a program perfect for you and your horse. She will treat your horse as her own family member, which is why I have trained with Jenna for over 6 years.

I purchased a yearling colt from Anneliese and I can't find the words to precisely say how amazing…read moreher team is to work with! Being over 1500 miles away and purchasing sight unseen, Anneliese made the process very easy. From contract signing to payment to vet records, I felt that I was making the best, informed decision. He arrived in great shape and you can really see the work/foundation her team puts into handling and putting "first lessons" onto the babies. I was told he loaded perfectly onto the trailer and he unloaded in the middle of the night like a champ. This team really knows their stuff and they really care about their horses/clients. In my opinion, Three Wishes Farm breeds some of the best, top of the line warmbloods for sport.

ConAmor is shaping up to be my horse of a lifetime! He's well bred, well cared for, beautiful in…read moreevery way... and best of all, he's all mine! Anneliese has have been my Sherpa through that Himalayas of horse raising: my amazing 2-yr-old is a testament to that effort. She's kept me informed, and made me feel more like a part of the process instead of just a paying customer. Purchasing an in-utero foal is an endeavor fraught with risk and few guarantees; but I am grateful that I've done so at Three Wishes Farm. I went there hoping for just a live birth, what I got was a living legacy--one that I can truly call my own. For that, I am thankful.