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    All Star Training

    5.0 (34 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Practicing looking ahead and making those turns
    Iezana M.

    What a find! I went to several ranches before finding All Star Training, and I'm glad that I kept searching. Kristina has been an awesome teacher/coach/friend. I wasn't new to being around horses but I had limited experience. I love the fact it wasn't all about just jumping on a horse and riding but rather learning all aspects of horsemanship. Kristina works with all experience levels and age groups. I'm a little older and she is able to give me what I need at the same time working with someone younger. She meets her students where they are. Another thing I like is that she takes care of her horses and you can tell they are loved happy and healthy. I recommend All Star Training to anyone looking for a place to learn and grow.

    All-Star Training teaches students of all ages 4 and up. Our daughter started lessons when she was 4 and she is 11 now. Kristina is so patient and knowledgeable. The horses are so sweet and Kristina knows their different personalities and riding style, she chooses the right horse for each rider (unless you're lucky enough to have your own you'd like to learn on, she also boards). Our daughter learned a lot more than just horse riding! She learned confidence, endurance, perseverance, empathy, balance... if there is one thing that will make a kid self-assured it's controlling a thousand lb animal. It's been amazing watching her riding skills and overall maturity develop over the years. All the students and parents are easy to get along with. Kristina is very personable and it would be hard for anyone to not like her. There always seems to be some ranch kids running around doing chores for their horses or just to help Kristina. It's a great environment, fun, easy going, tough when she needs to be. Kristina definitely won't let you get away with any shenanigans, student parent or horse, but that really adds to the safe feeling her ranch has. You know your child is in good hands. Whether you just want to learn to ride or train to compete, All-Star Training is the best.

    P W.

    I AM BEYOND HAPPY AND PLEASED WITH THE SERVICE I RECEIVED WITH ALL STAR PONY PARTY SERVICES!! I booked them for my daughters 4th birthday and is was amazing how nice and polite and friendly the women was when she arrived! right on time I might mention!!! The kids were so happy! (I WAS SO HAPPY lol ) I can't wait to have my daughter come in for pony riding lesson as well! We had peanut come to the party and her personality was happy calm and all around amazing u can tell she's loved and happy! Can't wait to go back to see them! THANK YOU ALL STAR TRAINING!!! I would give 10stars if I could!!!

    steve t.

    Kristina with All Star Training is 2nd to none! I have tried other training facilities and have never seen a trainer that is so personable and detailed. My daughter at 4 years of age knows every piece of tack and how to properly groom a horse, as every child getting into horses should know. Such a well operated facility as well, beautiful well kept and healthy horses and 3 of the most amazing Pony's you will ever encounter! A true gem when it comes to Lessons and training.

    All Star Training made my daughters birthday party perfect! The ladies that brought the ponies were awesome and great with all the excited kids at the party. The ponies looked beautiful- hair braided, sparkly, bedazzled! We were even able to bring carrots to feed the ponies- which was great for all ages to take part in! I would highly recommend All Star Training for those looking for a pony party.

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    Beautiful place to learn horse back riding . Kristina and Kayla are very thorough teachers !

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    Are you guys still offering pony parties?I was trying to look at the website for more info but it doesn't t seem to be working.

    Hi so sorry I didn't see this. Yes we do pony parties still. Its always best to call us when inquiring about our services. Also our new website is up. Thx, Kristina

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    I'm so thankful to Kristina for her patience and for pushing me to continue to learn and improve each lesson.

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    Daehling Ranch

    Daehling Ranch

    4.5
    (4 reviews)

    AFFORDABLE STALLIONS INCLUDING THE $2,000,000 HORSE…read more What's affordable about a $2,000,000 horse? I've been a big fan of horse racing some the 1990s. One aspect that intrigues me is not only the racing, but also the breeding in the thoroughbred industry. As a horse racing gambler I like to use pedigree of a horse as an insight especially big race such as the Kentucky Derby. Not this year but the last two years I bet the correct winner of the Kentucky Derby. What's cool about pedigree also is that when I handicap a horse sometimes I notice that I either bet on that horse's father or mother in the past. This is my second thoroughbred farm I visited in California, but my first in Northern California. I came here three Fridays ago to see three stallions, 2 of them have local ties to Golden Gate Fields Racetrack or Bay Meadows Racetrack. The third is the $2,000,000 horse, which I'll get back to later. When I arrived I was greeted by Jim Daehling the owner of this farm. He took me to a tour of the farm. Besides the horse farm this property inhabits a nursery and winery, which the farm sells grapes to Gallo Winery, to compensate for the horse farm. That's an ingenious approach to make money. As I surveyed the property I was impressed with large yet green pastures. I found out that despite the drought this farm is located near the Consumes River. The underground water from that river makes the land fertile. The main attraction for me was the stallions. This farm has 6 stallions, but I came to see 3. The stallion Peppered Cat ran at Golden Gate Fields where he won his second race, which ended up as his last win in his career. A little history note his father Tabasco Cat won the El Camino Real Derby, a Kentucky Derby prep race when that race was run at Bay Meadows Racetrack but now is run at Golden Gate Fields. He would end up winning two Triple Crown races - Preakness and Belmont Stakes. The stallion Under Caution never ran at either Golden Gate Field or Bay Meadows Racetrack, but his father AP Indy, who was sold at a public auction in Kentucky for $2,900,000, won his second race at Bay Meadows. He would end up winning a Triple Crown race, the Belmont Stakes, and be named Horse of the Year. (The two years that I bet the consecutive winners of the Kentucky Derby was because AP Indy was their grandfather.) The other stallion Gotham City is main reason why I came to visit this farm. Several years ago he was sold at a public auction for $2,000,000 as a racing prospect. His potential was never fully realized as he only ran on two races due to injury. I have visited numerous farms in Kentucky, which is considered the thoroughbred breeding capital in the world due to its million dollar, blue-blooded horses. Some of the stallions I visited in Kentucky are in the pedigrees of the three stallions I came to see at Daehling Ranch. However I didn't know what to expect from these stallions' disposition as I encountered some of relatives. Regarding Peppered Cat I visited his great-grandfather Storm Bird in Kentucky. He was known for his volatile temper and wore a muzzle. I was not allowed to pet him. In fact Peppered Cat's father Tabasco Cat almost killed his trainer when he ran him over. However Peppered Cat was mild manner when I saw him in his stall. With respect to Gotham City I visited his grandfather Halo in Kentucky. He even had a more psychotic temper because he would deliberately try to hurt humans. He definitely was one stallion that I was not allowed to pet though I was able to get close to him. Gotham City's appearance resembles that of Halo. Did Gotham City inherit his grandfather's infamous temper? Surprisingly he did not. I was allowed to pet him. How often do you get to pet a $2,000,000 horse? With Under Caution I visited his father AP Indy when I was in Kentucky. However he's one of the nicest stallions I ever met as likes people however he has a reputation of producing sons who tend to be temperamental. I wouldn't say Under Caution is temperamental but of the three stallions he was the most aggressive as I've seen dents on his fence. The farm's website has pictures of the stallions that reside. Based on the website I didn't think Peppered Cat looked impressive but when I met him he was the best looking of the three stallions I visited. Gotham City, though mild manner, has the most intimidating appearance because he's almost black with that white blaze on his face. The three stallions I visited have blue-blooded pedigrees with a stud fee that is reasonable cheap in the thoroughbred breeding industry. In Kentucky the breeding fees of highly selective stallions can range from $50,000 to $300,000. The breeding fees of the stallion at Daehling Ranch are less than $2,000. If you want to breed your mare to a blue-blooded stallion without "breaking the bank" by paying an expensive breeding fee this is one farm you might want to consider as its motto is "Affordable to the Small Breeder!"

    I have known Joe & the crew for over 20 years. Their care & ethics w/their animals is outstanding…read more The ranch is always clean and tidy, always ready for an inspection, even when none are expected.. Whether you're looking to purchase, board or train, Daehling ranch should be your first choice. They are a model facility that all in the business can learn from.. AAA+

    Solano Race Place

    Solano Race Place

    4.0
    (4 reviews)

    Event: 2026 Kentucky Derby…read more This satellite only wagering facility gets the job done. And is the only place of it's kind within a fairly wide swath of area now. Fellow patron I met said he came from Novato to bet, because there wasn't a similar venue closer. The place here recently went through a renovation. But honestly, I didn't see any really radical differences from before. Parking to the wagering section of the fairgrounds is thankfully free (although this wasn't always so). Admission inside the facility to bet the ponies is $8. However, for the Derby this year, they were letting patrons inside for free, which was cool. Inside, they have traditional betting windows and electronic self-serve ticket machines. There's a new snack bar vendor that serves up pretty good-looking food. But, they don't want you bringing in your own (cook-dude checked me pretty good for bringing in an outside sandwich). Restrooms are still pretty spartan, bare-bones as before. There's a separate outside section for smokers. Seating availability throughout the venue is typically challenging. And in/out privileges are permitted. Most days during racing season, you could literally wager from early mornings into the evening. Bankroll permitting of course, lol. And for the second straight year, I face-planted betting the derby. As my horse came in 6th or 7th. Welp. Still, the wagering place isn't a bad place to spend the day if you like betting horses.

    I only come here to Bet on the Big 3 Races Derby, Preakness, and the other one...I don't trust…read moreonline betting so this works for me. It's clean & and Safe place to play the ponies...

    Jockey Club at San Mateo Events Center

    Jockey Club at San Mateo Events Center

    2.8
    (14 reviews)

    HORSE RACING IS MY "INDIAN CASINO"…read more As you can see the title says it all. The types of gambling I do are horse racing, slot machines, and craps, which I started to play last year in Las Vegas. Of all the gambling I do horse racing is the one I gamble on the most yet also the betting activity I lose the least on a betting day. How is that? Unlike slot machines in horse racing you don't lose that much in short period of time. I'll paraphrase it using the analogy of Sports Science from ESPN. An average slot machine spin is 3 1/2 seconds according to "60 Minutes". The Kentucky Derby on the other hand is considered the "Greatest 2 Minutes in Sports." In a two minute span for one horse race the slot machine you're playing during that same time is about 34 spins. If you're playing the quarter machine and betting only one credit of 25 cent that is only $8.50. That isn't much you say however most people like to play the progressives or multi-line slot machine to bet the maximum. Let's say the maximum credit is 5 credits. On a quarter machine that is $1.25 per spin and times that by 34 spins that is $42.50 for those two minutes. Of course that amount isn't much during those two minutes as most people bet more on one race. Here's the kicker - there is usually 30 minutes after every race. During those 30 minutes there is about 514 spins. Using the same figures above for 514 spins a one credit bet of 25 cents is already $128.50, but if you play the maximum of $1.25 per spin that results in $642.50. Add this amount to the $42.50 for two minutes and get the idea. I started watching horse racing when I was 13 years old. Of course I was too young to gamble but I would handicap horses on TV as if I was gambling. So when I was old enough to gamble the first thing I legally gambled was horse racing at Bay Meadows Racetrack. I had a lot of great memories at Bay Meadows. My first Kentucky Derby bet was at Bay Meadows Racetrack in 1999 when I bet Charismatic on $2 on odds of 33-1 in which he won. Several years later I won over $1,000 on 1 day on back to back weekends. I felt the San Mateo County Fair was more fun when racing was happening at the same time at Bay Meadows Racetrack. During its last year of racing in 2008 I was there on the last Friday night at Bay Meadows in March where it was fully packed yet I also there at the on the last day of racing at Bay Meadows in August of that year. My original rating of this facility was based on that Bay Meadows was closed. I've come to deal with the closure of the racetrack. I've also started to appreciate this pari-mutuel facility. An update review is warranted because I'm the Dukedoms of check-ins here. (I would be hypocritical and contradicting of myself if I keep going here and still have my 2 star rating.) When it first opened right after the closure of Bay Meadows it wasn't the most elegant facility. In fact it looked like a bingo betting area for senior citizens. Throughout the years the facility has improved with better telecast screens. The layout is simple with rows of tables and chairs. That simplicity makes handicappers gamble. In fact the Jockey Club looks like the 1973 movie "The Sting" but the betting activities here are legal. LOL. There is cooked food at the Jockey Club Grill such as chicken tenders with fries and hamburger that is served. Even though I have an appreciation of this facility and prefer it over to most Indian casinos I'll be honest I can't give this place a perfect 5 star rating because it's not Bay Meadows Racetrack.

    This place is poorly managed and killing the off track betting operation of Horse Racing action…read more They charge you $10.00 admission with limited seating availability and betting machines that are often broken and scarcely available. They serve Gas station sandwiches and chips that are overpriced and not fresh. They have an assortment of can beers and Sodas. The place is filled with loud talking, smoke smelling and bad hygiene patrons who look to be chasing a broken dream of the ups and downs of gambling on Horse Racing. The place needs to reevaluate their customer service. Patrons rush in to hog seats and sneak outside food in hopes of not paying inflated prices at their Concession stands. The place has no desire to improve an already dying industry. The regular Old time bettors are so fed up that they go to other Satellite facilities or bet online just by not having to endure the pain of playing along side of rude customers hogging the self betting machines with zero regards for others who are waiting to place a bet. Also watch your vouchers closely as the unassuming are awaiting for you to forget a voucher in the machine for their next wager. This place can be a fun experience if they served decent food and opened the bar and kitchen up for the customers enjoying an afternoon outing with friends and loved ones. Sad times.

    Wrightway Polo

    Wrightway Polo

    2.9
    (7 reviews)

    If I spent as much time writing this review as Wrightway Polo spent on me, it would be completely…read morebare. I recently purchased a Zozi deal for 50% off two group polo lessons, but I can't seem to get ahold of anyone to schedule said lessons. After calling four times and leaving two voice messages over the course of three weeks, I became vexed and decided to contact Zozi. I only asked for an alternative means of contact, but they kindly offered me an immediate refund because, as it happens, they couldn't get into contact with Wrightway, either. Bad business practice say what? Though I must admit I'm extremely disappointed, the bigger loss is for this facility. As a longtime Western rider and ex-horseback vaulter, I was beyond elated at the opportunity to learn something new on horseback, and would have likely continued on with lessons at full price.

    Like many other reviewers I purchased a deal through Living Social for two lessons. I, too, have…read morebeen left in the dark. No response to numerous emails (both directly to Eric and through the Wrightway website) and calls to schedule the lessons. I'm perplexed as to why a company would go to the trouble of setting up a Living Social deal in order to get more business, then promptly ignore new customers. It's a real shame as I am a competitive horse-rider looking for a new challenge. There's a good chance I would have continued with additional classes, but not now. Total time wasters.

    All Star Training - horsebackriding - Updated June 2026

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