I kept my horse with the Tyler's for about 9 or so months. I was disgusted to say the least. I…read moreoften found my horse with little to no shavings, dry water buckets, an uncleaned stall for days at a time. I also worked for the Tyler's for a short period of time while my horse was there and often times they would run out of grain, hay and shavings and make excuses and lie about why we didn't have them and when we would be getting some. During my time at ATOMEC my horse lost a significant amount of weight due to their lack in horse care. Many days the Tyler's wouldn't come down to feed AM hay and grain until about 11am. Most days horses wouldn't go out and if they did they would go out around 12. Ryan is a self proclaimed farrier and put shoes on my gelding that were two sizes to small. The Tyler's have no right running a farm or owning animals. Many equine professionals (vets, farriers, dentists etc.) will not go to their property for various reasons. I do not recommend you board here if you truly care about your horses well-being.

Inadequate care of the animals. Dishonest management. I DO NOT RECOMMEND going here. Many have left…read morewith their horses due to neglectful care. There are so many reputable places. I suggest avoiding at all costs.

Having been a part of Newbury Farm for almost 3 years, I can say, unequivocally, that they provide…read moreexceptional service to their clients. Cory and Jean possess a high level of integrity unmatched in the horse industry. Together, they strive to help strike the right balance of horse, rider and family. From our first visit to the farm, they made us feel welcome and have provided much guidance and education. Jean's background is routed in a life long passion for horses and a strong business background. She is super organized and detail oriented which I especially appreciate as the person responsible for balancing work and family commitments. Jean sets the horse show schedule a year in advance and even provides detailed estimates for budgeting if you want. The transition to Wellington each winter goes smoothly with horses and riders well taken care of. My daughter has truly grown into a better, more confident rider because of Cory. He is a phenomenal trainer, accomplished rider and role model whose strong work ethic is infectious. He is constantly teaching, incorporating his vast industry knowledge with many life lessons. Goal setting and quarterly meetings are just another example of Cory's thoughtful approach to teaching. He never sends a rider into the ring without being overly prepared. Cory works tirelessly to make sure horse and rider are performing at their absolute best. He also provides direction and advice on everything from navigating the show circuit to the buy versus lease decision. It's no surprise that he is a well sought after trainer. The support staff at NBF is awesome as well. There can't be a better group of grooms anywhere. They take great care of the horses and everyone feels lucky to have them part of the team. Newbury Farm is small by design and a wonderful farm to be a part of. The clientele is a great mix of juniors and adults sharing their love of horses. Cory and Jean give such specialized service, which makes it a truly unique and special place.

Newbury farm is amazing, and the crazy lady (Carla) is a spewing complete nonsense. My mom and I…read moreboth ride at Newbury, and it is spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated there. Cory and Jean are awesome, and are far from snobs and ditzes. Not only are they great riders, they are great teachers, and are always friendly and easy to talk to. The way Cory teaches is superb- he always gives both praise and criticism, but the critique is never harsh and is expressed positively, and he never becomes frustrated, no matter how many times you have messed up or if you are running out of time. My mom has a horse in training there, and rides frequently, but I've only had a few lessons; yet my riding is already improving, and my ambition and willpower has risen to higher levels thanks to Cory and Jean's pep talks. This is a truly unique barn!

We were up in Milford, New Hampshire visiting my grandchildren. My granddaughter has learned how to…read moreride and how to take care of the horses at the Serendipity Stables. We were very impressed with the owners of the horse riding academy, Nicole and Nick Semales. They love horses and people so they are in the right business. You can see that they are very passionate in everything that they do. Your children are in good hands with them. I could see that my granddaughter has gained more confidence and respect for the horses with every lesson. If you are in the area you should stop in to see their operation and perhaps have a riding lesson. Safe travels and be happy!

This really is as good as it gets. Marina, the owner, runs a tight ship and nothing slips through…read morethe cracks. She is a great coach and teacher, the facility and grounds are immaculate, the events are well run (and fun!), the other trainers are carefully selected and excellent, and the staff never miss a detail with the horses.

My child (12) was SO excited about learning to ride...the trial lesson went very well. The trainer…read morecommented how he smiled the whole time. WELL, it took only one lesson for her to wipe that smile right off of him! She was sarcastic, seemed annoyed by his questions (he's never ridden before), and stood over him picking, picking, picking at every thing he did as he was trying to learn. He felt belittled, scared of her, scared to ask questions, scared to make a mistake! He BEGGED me not to leave the farm during his lesson because he said she treated him differently while I was watching (and taking videos). After the 3rd lesson, I called to get a refund (6 lessons they make you sign up for upfront) and I was told NO REFUNDS. Do your homework!! Don't leave your child alone there!

do your homework, out for $$$, safety issues all around and adult party atmosphere which if that's…read moreyour thing go for it here! day drinking, foul language and dirty conditions due to poor management and lack of owner wanting to contribute to any improvement to barn/farm conditions. I did the 4-H program and represented at Eastern states when I was 12. Youngest and highest to qualify from the state. I have trained and shown professionally for decades, this is not a healthy learning environment.

Awesome place to ride. My horse lives there and they take great care of all the horses. My girl…read moreloves living at Lucky 7 Stable's. Try a ride sometime. You will love it

My daughter wanted to go horseback riding when we were visiting NH. What a great experience!!…read moreThese horses are loved and well taken care of. The staff is knowledgeable and ensure that you are comfortable for your ride. The trail ride is in nature; we actually saw a deer. However it's still on their property and it doesn't allow the horses to go off somewhere else. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and sweet! Great time. Will definitely return!

I actually found this place through my mom who started boarding here with her older Arabian I think…read moreabout six years ago. Tommy gets to know all her students and horses quite well; and she's helped me work through some blocks with all three of my horses. She even got me back on my horse who had had me terrified for years after finding out where the communication disconnect was in our relationship. Tommy observes and adjusts her teaching style per student and horse. Whether you are boarding there with your own horse or on one of the school masters. Everyone there, both those who work there and those that just ride there, pays attention to detail and helps make it a great community to be a part of.

From the owner: Riding instruction and training.read more

They have children take you on a ride. As soon as you leave…read morethe dirt you are on cement. Three of us waited 30 minutes for our one friend to join us. Her horse would move only once to buck her off. New horse turn out good. So we continue on road, take a left and do a loop around and orchard but not a huge one. Back to 2 way Street cement. My horse saw the barn tried to buck me off. Unsuccessful. I swear this horse gave me the side eye. I started to get my right leg out of stirrup He bucked me off, thank fully I was able to get my foot out of stirrup. The big news is I fractured my spine. Horses were grumpy stable worker told my friend not to pet him he bites. That was my horse. It says they are great with lessons. The horses were tired obviously! I wonder if they would refund the $85/person. October 19, 2025. One my back for 12 weeks so much fun.

My 11 year old daughter has been riding at Chase Farms for almost 5 years now. I can't say enough…read moregood things about this barn. What started as a Mommy and Me class has turned into my daughter riding 3x week and now being in her 2nd year of their show team. The environment is so welcoming to both kids and adults. We call them our barn family. The trainer and instructors are so skilled and wonderful will all of their lesson students. I am so glad we found this barn 5 years ago. It's been such an amazing place for my daughter to grow up.