Awesome place, my daughter is very happy riding here, great teacher. It is far from our house but…read moreworth it

Gorgeous barn! Great instructors! This is the perfect barn for young riders to learn everything…read morehorse including care and barn maintenance.

What a Wonderful place in Fort Mill SC , close to the Charlotte area to ride horses! Caters to…read morefirst timers and experienced riders alike. Offers boarding, Riding lessons, parent led and guided rides for toddlers, party barn for Birthday parties., Rolling land with pastures and ponds ! A Picturesque setting!

Amazing experience all around. Lonette is amazing and goes above and beyond. She allowed us to come…read moreon a Sunday when she is closed to allow the kids to ride since they have school during the week. The horses are beautiful and so friendly. She's very knowledgeable and her passion for the horses is contagious. Loved everything about our trip to the farm. Highly recommend!!

We took our daughters today as an early birthday. We rode as a family, and they were so good with…read moreour kids! We had an hour ride, which was the perfect amount of time. They gave us all a little mini lesson before we started, which was great for the girls. My husband and I have ridden a good bit, but we still learned a new trick as well. Friendly folks, gentle horses, beautiful country.

My cousin and I had a great time riding at Red Barn. It was my cousins first time and Alica was so…read morepatient and made it fun. She taught us so much. I wish I lived in the area, I would go everyday!!! Thank you for a great time Red Barn :)

Well, here's my story…read more My friend's daughter loves horses and was talking about having a horse ride lesson one day. On July 3rd, on her birthday, we went online and found Leg Up Equestrian. I called them and left the voice message. I understand it was right before 4th of July so no problem. Then I went to their website, which is old, out of date and not user friendly but sooner or later I finally figured out how to fill out the form. On July 6th I received the email that they are on the holiday break. Well, not a problem, I understand the holidays. I called them after the holidays on July 10 and left the voice message again. On July 12 they send me the email if I still would like to schedule a trial lesson ($65). I responded with the dates I am interested in and they told me to fill out registration form. I also received separate email with a release form. To pay for the lessons was another adventure. You need to sign up, put all info again so I've decided to call them this morning to make sure I'll do everything correct. I called, left the voice message again. The gentleman called me back from the academy, I missed the call, called him back and here we are, finally having the conversation after 2 weeks of trying. He said that I need to fill out the form and make a payment, we had some misunderstanding with email addresses but figured that out. No problem. Then I asked him a question about the trial lesson itself. How long is it going to be? what exactly the kid going to do? and told him, that I had a bad experience with one of the horse places in Florida. (at that place, lesson was supposed to be 45 mins, and 35 mins the coach was explaining to my daughter how to take care of the horse, then 5 minutes the coach took a break and then 5 min horse ride) I explained this to that gentleman and asked to be just more specific. He said, 20 mins getting ready and 20 mins a lesson. I asked another question if it's a group lesson or not, he said, it might be a group lesson. I said, well, you didn't mention that and then he offered me a private lesson which is $75. I said, what is the difference between trial and private lesson. The respond was amazing - "I think, we are not a good fit for you, I have to go" And hanged on me. My concern that I spent so much time to get connected with them, finally got on the phone, asked simple questions, wasn't rude or blaming them on something! just asked to be more specific. Now, after 2 weeks of hoping to get a lesson as a B'day gift I need to explain her mom that Leg Up Equestrian never heard about customer service and live in 18th century.

Daughter was removed from lessons after 4 years, owner citing not enough instructors. She gave us…read more5 days notice when she was aware of the situation for months and told us nothing. When we confront d her, she cited my daughters learning disability as a reason for removing her whole still accepting new students

First, our server CHRIS was warm and inviting. He greeted us with a smile and made sure we were…read morecomfortable and satisfied throughout. The food presentation was outstanding, and everything tasted GREAT!!!

I've been taking lessons from Anne for almost 2 years now. I learned more from her in 6 months…read morethan I did after 2 years at a previous facility. She's very intuitive and knows how to communicate instruction to help you become a better rider, whether it's English or Western riding. Anne & Peyton truly care about the animals and the people that board and ride at their farm. Cedar Lake is a haven for me to visit after working in the corporate environment all day. The atmosphere and surroundings are beautiful and peaceful and a welcome change from the day-to-day. There are a lot of activities for both kids and adults. They are very active with local animal charities and give back to the community.

We have really enjoyed the lessons here. It's more expensive than other places but the trainers are…read morevery good at what they do. They also have a good variety of horses to ride. Classes are small and trainers pay close attention to each rider. Everyone is very nice and there's always someone ready to help if you're struggling with your horse.

Lauren rode here before we moved to Brigadoon. There were some issues at the time which lead a lot…read moreof the boarders and trainers to leave for other stables. I am not sure if they still have the same issues now, but of course, in any case you should do your homework before choosing a stable. To be fair, we were there when the current owner was still fairly new to the ownership of PEC, so some of the issues may have been transitional. However, the main issue that bothered me and why we left had to with allegations of improper care/feeding of the horses. Even though the new owner is/was a Veterinarian, there were major conflicts between the trainers and the owner about that issue. I recently checked out their website and since the time we were there, they have torn down the old barn and built a new & improved facility. They are also now hosting the UNCC Equestrian team. Hopefully, the other issues have been resolved as well.

Do not use "Dr" Metcalf! I hired him to do a pre-purchase exam of a horse. He did not even listen…read moreto the horse's heart. The horse was immediately diagnosed with a heart condition when I brought him to my usual (very competent vet) after I purchased him. Had Dr. Metcalf told me that the horse's heart was racing (which is what it does with this condition) it would have been a red flag for me and I would NOT have purchased the horse, To date I have paid over $20,000 of hospital bills and medications. I am stuck. I can't sell the horse and I have to give him 20 pills a day for the rest of his life. This Vet is incompetent and I am paying the price.

I absolutely love this place! Jennifer is great with the kids and the horses are so gentle! Lots of…read moreopen pasture to ride around in and trails in the woods. Will definitely recommend