I've been taking my endurance horse to be trimmed and shoed by Kirk Adkins for three years now and…read moreit's been great all around. He has 40 years of experience as a farrier and has seen the good, the bad and the ugly - and has used the knowledge he has gained to develop a great product, the "sneaker." These shoes work so well for my mare that I'll probably never go back to anything else. Kirk is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to a horse's anatomy and physiology and can come up with a plan very specific to your horse's needs and discipline. He does not have a one-size-fits-all approach at all and takes pride in doing an excellent job. I can highly recommend him.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this horseback riding school. My grandson is autistic…read moreand intellectually disabled, and he does not learn quickly. From the very beginning, the owners Ellen and the instructors Bri, Lorraine, and Charlotte have shown incredible patience, kindness, and understanding. They truly take the time to work with him at his own pace, never rushing him and always encouraging him. Because of their dedication, he has gained confidence, skills, and joy through horseback riding that we never thought possible. It is rare to find people who are not only skilled instructors but also genuinely caring and compassionate. We are beyond grateful for everything they have done for my grandson. I highly recommend this school to any family, especially those with children who need extra patience and support.

We did not have a good experience here. we selected them from the vendor list at my daughters home…read moreschool. At almost $100 a lesson it's quite expensive but since the school covers it we wanted to let my daughter try it. it took a few days and a few phone calls to get someone to call us back. Once we spoke with the owner the rest went smooth until starting. On our first and second lesson the instructor was rude and harsh to my daughter. She basically called her stupid and had little patience. We missed her next 2 lessons because my daughter refused to go with out me there to say something if the instructor was rude to her again. This week we messaged the instructor that we would be there and we had been taken off the schedule with error communication. We will not be going back to this facility.

Elk Grove Milling is an excellent company that puts quallity, integrity & research into their…read moreproducts. If you're in the e market for horse feed they are well worth your consideration.

Great service and staff. They know me by name, but then again I come here alot. Very helpful with…read moreall my questions, and requests for information. Product is mostley consistent, and if I ever have had a problem they more than make it right.

I board my horse here and it's the best place around. I have been here since I purchased my horse…read morein Jan 2023. I couldn't imagine ever boarding elsewhere. Before I bought my horse (he is my first horse) I looked at other facilities because ACTC was completely full (still is). I was kind of leasing a horse that was already at this barn, and purchased a horse that was already here, or I would still be waiting to get in. Marie (owner) is the best. No barn around can compare.

Great facility, great owners and an amazing instructor, MQ Training. Easy to get to from freeway,…read morescenic location, awesome boarders.

Edit 8/15/2020: the trail is now decently maintained. Dry grass and cow poo everywhere. But it is a…read morescenic and aggressive incline hike none the less. Can't really hike this from the main road anymore, because they closed the parking area. So you have to drive to the back of the trail which is inside the hiddenbrooke community itself. Edit 6/12/2018: the trail is fairly overgrown and not maintained at this point. The trail is still hikeable, however you will be walking through tall dry grass and weeds for most of the trail. My legs got scratched up a bit. Spotted a snake wondering across the trail this time as well. Snakes are hard to see as the overgrowth obscures them fairly well. The first few hundred yards is cracked dry dirt that makes it easy to roll an ankle. I'm surprised this trail is this overgrown and not maintained given the money that is in that community. The trail is labeled at the trailhead. It is good for biking, horseback riding, and hiking. No dogs are allowed, however you will find nothing but dog shit on the main entryway for a good mile before it stops. The trail runs along some hills with constant incline and declines. However, it isn't all too difficult to hike. Half way through you will pass through a cattle walkway and enter the cow shit zone. There are patties everywhere. And you'll likely wander around some cows, but they scatter at first sight of you. The trail is clear for wearing shorts, however the ground isn't very flat as it is ravaged by cows on a daily basis.

The entrance is located at the base of the tree that is located at the 4-way stop…read more There is no shade on this trail so be sure to put on sunscreen & possibly wear a hat., The trail zig-zags so that there is no steep incline. There are some bushes that veer into the trail but it's not out of control, you can just work your way around it. Beware of dog poop, seems like no one picks up after their dog, EVER. It's a good trail to hike before work just as the sun is rising. It's short enough but still gives you a good cardio workout. I'll be back to finish the hike in it's entirety,

I have worked with Devon of Impulse PDR on two separate occasions and he is a phenomenal coach! He…read moreis professional, patient, and communicates information in a way any student would understand. He brings his A Game every time and it was an incredible experience taking his Spear Self Defense Class! I have learned a ton from Devon and look forward to taking another class in the future. Definitely check his classes out if you are interested in learning Self Defense!

Devon is a hands on instructor with a passion and knowledge that pours out through the entire…read moreclass. You will leave informed and realize you are more capable then you may think to better protect yourself.

My daughter that's 6yrs old has such control over every horse she has ridden because of the lessons…read morehere at valley brook! Kind, firm and direct teaching is excellent and help form the discipline involved in equine sportsmanship. I can't say enough amazing things about this stable.1

LIterally the best barn ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They have Amazing horses. Shout out to London,…read moreBubbles And shadow Also Devon And Laura Thay are the BEST!

This is an awesome class. You learn real applicable self defense techniques including punches and…read morekicks, throws, as well as how to control people without hurting them by using pressure points & joint manipulations. Master Rick is an awesome instructor. He has been teaching Hapkido for over 25 years, and he has his PhD in Philosophy, so you get to learn more than just the physical techniques. Because it's offered through the UC Davis Experimental College the cost is much less than if you took a class at a downtown marital arts school, and yet you don't need to be a UC Davis student (or have any other affiliation with UC Davis) in order to take the classes. Classes also run year round and are offered both during weekdays as well as weekends. (Tue from 4:10-5 p.m., Thur from 4:10-5 p.m., Friday from 5:10-6:30 p.m., Saturday from 10-11:30 a.m., and Sun from 5:10-6:30 p.m.)