This is by far the BEST thing I could have ever done for my daughter. Kristina has opened up a…read morewhole new world for her. My husband and I have never seen her so happy. Parsley ("her" horse) is all she talks about to anyone who will listen. With her being the youngest of 6 children I would never drive 30 minutes twice a week if this didn't change her world. Schoolwork and chores at home are finished at record speed so she can keep her riding privileges. Our shy little girl is becoming more extroverted and confident the more time she spends with her horse and Kristina. You cannot go wrong with this instructor, she will positively impact your child in more ways than you can imagine! We love you Kristina and Parsley!!

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Boarded with the owner for 17 years. Owner on premises- welfare of the horse is the priority…read more Wonderful friendly environment.

I have been boarding with Don Bar for 19 years and counting . Your horses well being is first on…read morethe list for the owner manager and care takers. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere make boarding a pleasure.

Not a fan of this barn- but more so the gross management. Mean barn manager ( Alison) who will…read morecompletely ignore you unless she wants money takes the joy out of horse ownership. I boarded there years ago with a few friends and left rather quickly. I firmly believe the manager is a racist and have witnessed her treat people poorly if they're of any race other than WHITE. I myself am not white and felt invisible and not valued from the first day there. She will judge you if you don't use the farrier or vet she does. When you email or text her, if she doesn't like you she just won't respond. Every barn is extremely dark and dreary and does NOT have any kind of warm welcoming feel to it. The stall walls are covered in manure, cobwebs everywhere, dead mice, and an overwhelming feeling of non cleanliness. It's a crappy barn and I'd never ever board, take lessons, or want any association with them. One of my friends boarded there and was treated like complete crap too. Alison is so unprofessional and will not give you the time of day unless she feels like it. Then tells people "sorry this is business" but doesn't actually run her business unless she randomly decides she wants to on that day. She touched and moved my friends tack and damaged one of her very expensive helmets INSTEAD of simply contacting her and asking her to move her things. But that seems to be the theme of everything at DonBar. Passive aggressiveness with a side of snark. the manager/owner suddenly responded (over a month later) with the difference in board. My friend paid it even though her horse was NOT going to be there for over half of the month. Alison says you need a 30 day notice to leave but if your horse is for sale there's NO way you could know when they're sold. If someone buys your horse, the new owners need to be able to take their new horse home- not keep them at the sellers facility for 30 days! My friend was so lucky to find a new home within 2 days of listing the horse. The following day Alison tried depositing my friend's board check that was given to her weeks earlier because apparently she's too lazy to cash them when they're received. My friend had changed her bank account (this was the first time she'd ever closed an account but did due to fraud concerns) it was already in effect so outstanding checks obviously would not go through. This wouldn't have been an issue had the barn deposited the check when they got it. My friend did not write her a new check because she was not going to be using any of her services and because she was hospitalized with deteriorating health. Instead of understanding the incredibly devastating situation Alison decided to harass her and make her and her entire family (and friends!!) feel so uncomfortable. Not one "How are you doing?" Or anything of that nature. After contacting the police she was advised to block her on all accounts. The board payment (she didn't handle when she should have) was not hers to have since the horse was gone. Had Alison shown any kind of empathy, understanding, or just plain decency she would have sent a new check. But her threatening, degrading, and aggressive attitude was such a disgusting turn off that we took the police's and lawyer's advice to ignore and not respond to this opportunistic narcissist.

Mary Griffin, the owner and head trainer, of Fattoria is fantastic!…read more She is extremely knowledgeable in all aspects: horse care, horse training, showing, marketing and negotiation. Best of all, she is always energetic, positive and honest in everything that she does. Fattoria is based out of Sunflower farms of which the facility is beyond superb. Divine footing, many indoor and outdoor rings, all day turnout, heated inside, gated, and overall just a safe place for rider, horses and families. If you are in need of a reputable GOOD horse trainer in the area, give her a call!

The stables are beautiful and well kept. Accommodating staff. The community events are a great way…read moreto become familiar with the new crew and ammenities offered.

Amazing riding experience. My friend and I used our Groupons together for a 2-hour lesson. Colleen…read moreshowed us how to get our horses prepped and saddled. She is one of the best horse people I've ever come across. She was super fun, knowledgeable and not at all snobby about things we didn't know. The lesson consisted of an hour of training off the horse and then an hour to practice basic riding. We wanted to trot a little bit, but ran out of time and Colleen didn't want to go too fast and risk either of us getting hurt. It was definitely a good move sales-wise, because now both of us really want to come back and continue lessons. It's a bit of a drive, but I'm sure we'll return and recommend it to others!

I recently attended the Baby Lippizan event where the babies are shown off to the audience and this…read moreis the first time the babies get to be in front of an audience. It was cute to see all the babies next to their mothers lining up on top of the hill. During the show, each mother and baby are lead into the arena and brought around the ring. The baby usually then go off any play with other babies. So cute! The show is on Wednesdays and Saturdays. What was really cool is that the babys are born a dark color and then turn white as they grow older. I had a great time and would love to come back to see the other events the place has.

Brought a group of seniors to watch the show. It was a lovely experience! We came early and…read morepicnicked before the show. The staff went out of their way to help all my seniors get to their seats, to the barn to pet the horses and back to the bus. Thank you for making this an unforgettable experience!

I have boarded my horses with 2colts ranch for over 8 years. I worked as a travel nurse in 7…read moredifferent states for an extended amount of time, especially during COVID. I counted on their care for my horses and continued communication with me. I am not traveling now, however I still maintain a demanding job which requires much focus and energy. I could not do what I do without their continued care. Thank you Polo, Diego and Bertha!

I've been teaching and training at Two Colts Ranch for nearly six years, and this family-owned,…read morefamily-run facility has truly become our home away from home. The people here are genuine, kind, and community-minded. I honestly don't understand the few one-star reviews that have been posted. One thing to keep in mind: you get what you pay for. You won't find the same level of amenities and location for less than what Two Colts charges. I live nearby and provide my grain, and I also pitch in by picking my horses' paddocks as needed. While not a perfect system, it helps keep our boarding costs down, and to me, that's just part of being a good neighbor in a shared space. If you're looking for a facility with great turnout, quality arenas, a viewing room, a heated bathroom, an insulated barn for winter, and a wash stall with hot and cold water, all wrapped in a family-friendly atmosphere, then Two Colts Ranch might be the right fit for you.