Tiffany and Jacob are the most caring owners I have come across. During trying times of COVID, they are meeting the needs, wants and desires of the boarders, while paying attention to the welfare of all the animals living there. Amanda, Victoria and Nicole are teaching students both old and new on all styles of riding while the safety of their students are of utmost importance. I can't say enough about this facility. The beauty and awe get me every time I drive up the road. Jasmine takes such care of the center with precision and accuracy. Never a broken piece of equipment. If you get a chance or are looking to board your horses- I would take this center hands down! read more

The new owners, Tiffany and Jacob, are incredible! I've been riding at Wild Rose since 2006 and have boarded there since 2011. While I've been at college out of state and unable to be back home more than once a month, they've gone above and beyond to make sure my horse is taken care of, blanketed, fed and ridden. They are both are extremely easy to contact and have been of indescribable help while I've been gone. The lesson program and the training have been changed for the better as well. I've known Amanda since I started riding there and she was my first instructor. She's encouraging, knowledgable, and invested in the farm. All of the other staff are kind, helpful, and great instructors. Emily has been riding my horse while I've been gone and goes out of her way to make sure that I'm updated on how my horse is doing, to ensure that she is getting grain, and to get her blanket​ on during the winter. I couldn't be more appreciative of all of them and I would recommend riding, boarding, or just doing on a trail ride to anyone. read more

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Never received anything other than friendly, family-oriented assistance when dealing with Wild Rose (whether working with the owners, their kids, office staff or others around). Their location is very close to Elizabethtown - proper (nope, can't make me call it a town, not when I can't get a decent slice of pizza without driving to Louisville or Bowling Green); very convenient for classes / upkeep / etc., as needed, though, from EIS lines. They board, they train, they have horses for let (I don't have any experience with them with the latter, but I think it's an absolute minimum of monthly, if not semi- or annual, which only seems responsible -- though I could be wrong, not my thing). If you're looking for ongoing rentals, expect to need time to develop meaningful engagement / involvement with horses and (minimally) PDG references, as these folks clearly care about the horses in their care, putting the animals above making a buck on a random chance to ride once and done, here and well maybe there, or on the fly, entirely. Good on them. This is a horse training / boarding facility, not a regular spot where one shows up expecting to explore the area alone on (someone else's) horseback or ride a horse for a few minutes, then have a spa experience, a bourbon tour, a hand-holding prayer session, or whatever. Similarly, when looking for lessons, you may want to keep their 'camp' schedule in mind and realize that if what you're picturing you want (as far as showing up whenever you feel like it to just ride other people's horses, on the fly or regularly, but without any ongoing commitment or dedication) seems a bit unreasonable, as far as a family / small business burden, it probably is, profoundly, not the idea likely to be voted most likely to succeed. Wild Rose Farms takes good care of the horses in their responsibility and those they work with. They've been a pleasure to work with in the past and I don't have any reason to expect different in the future. read more

Wild Rose Equestrian Center is a beautiful boarding and riding facility under new ownership. You can take lessons, board your horse, or enjoy shows and clinics. The facilities are great and the trails are awesome. I can only recommend this place. read more