I can't say enough about the experience Karen provided for my family. My 7 year old daughter was…read moreable to ride for her first time in an absolutely beautiful setting. My 8 month pregnant wife was happy and comfortable spectating and as a Dad I felt completely confident in the facility and the trainer. Pricing was very fair and she did a great job getting us the most out of our time. We will be back.

This is a wonderful place to learn to ride whether you are 6 or 60!…read moreThe stables are extreme;y clean and not smelly, the horses loved and well cared for. The large indoor arena is a plus for our rainy winters allowing one to ride all year. Lovely trails into the woods behind for trail rides. All you needs are met equipment wise. Karen provides individual lessons and hosts fun birthday parties the children enjoy. She is very knowledgeable, kind, skilled and encouraging in her instruction. I looked over several places and this by far is the BEST!

What a wonderful experience!! Amy has such an amazing energy and talent! If you have not had a…read moresession with Amy who is not only a therapeutic riding counselor but also has a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine then you are so missing out!

My horse is so happy here! The animals are obviously well loved and cared for. The owner is a…read morewonderful person who you can trust to love your horse as if it were her own child. The price is right on for the top quality care. My horse is 23 years old and when I brought her to stay at Coyote Moon Ranch she perked up and became almost a different horse. Much happier, more trusting and loving even towards me!

Coyote Moon Ranch is awsome! I've been taking lessons and can't wait till the next one! Everyone is…read moreso friendly and the barn is always clean. Miranda

ok, to be honest didnt start great. First few sessions weren't that great. My mom got our daughter…read morea Groupon for Christmas for 4 lessons.( Our daughter was born with a gift of loving horses and so good with them! she's rode a few times and did summer camp here. ) My husband and I felt very disappointed until we gave them another chance buying another month of lessons at normal rate (as they won't let you use another Groupon even if you didn't purchase it. ) we were skeptical. ......... Until we met Molly. She BLEW us away! She changed the game. Our 9 year old really responded to her well, it was shocking the change in her attitude and lesson. Finally, our daughter was riding like she should've been the whole time. Learning more in that one lesson than the entire month before. I would say we lost money in that fist month but in the end we were blown away. It was worth it. I cried at our last lesson (fist with Molly) as I FaceTimed my husband a mom as well as videoed our daughter doing so amazing and riding with confidence. Molly changed the game. We now have each lesson with Molly and found our daughter the best lady in town! It was worth it in the end. I think you just have to find your child or yourself a teacher that fits best with your child's or your personality. I wish it didn't take as long as it did though. I don't like to see my daughter in lessons with "teachers" doing nothing though(especially at the rate in this economy) which sucked but there is a silver lining thankfully... we went through 4 "teachers" and we only want molly! The owner has been amazing as well to communicate all our needs and help us make our daughters dreams come true in this life of being a horse riding cowgirl! Thank you Amythyst!!! Molly is a star!

Lynne Hartman leases horses from people and does not care for them properly. I had to take my horse…read moreback when it was "discovered" he had an extremely advanced case of white line disease. I recently was contacted by her former student who informed me she had told Lynne about the white line long before it progressed and it was ignored. She was having students show and take lessons on him all the while he was lame. The only reason she told me about it was because a potential buyer got x rays. After I took him back she told people he was dead. I also learned she forced a horse with a broken jaw to continue to give lessons and she's abused other leased horses. She must have one hell of a lawyer because apparently cases against her get dismissed. We had to spend all of our money on rehabilitating him so we could not afford to sue although she absolutely deserves it. I'm writing this only in hopes I can save another horse from this. Please beware of this woman. Photo is the horse in question getting his foot x rayed and resected. She's completely full of crap so I'm sure she will have some retort. Read the other 1 stars, all these people who don't know each other had the same experience. I wish I saw these before I sent my sweet boy there.

I have had horses boarded here for almost a year. Nice, large riding arena. I feel that my horses…read moreare well tended.

Owner is AMAZING! Horses are beyond well kept, have a great life! Everyone in the barn is extremely…read morewelcoming and kind, so many activities and things to do, like trails on property, huge track, big indoor and outdoor arena. I can not say enough good about this place!

I have been riding with Quiet Rein for over ten years. In the hunter jumper world it is rare to…read morestay with one training program for so long. I stay at Quiet Rein because I love the great instruction, the impeccable horse care, and the unwavering, unswerving, and uncompromising rule that all people who ride at the barn be kind to one another.

Quiet Rein was recommended to me, after taking a few years off from riding. I have been with them…read more3 years now. Both Jill and Robin have been instrumental in improving my riding. My lessons are encouraging, supportive and help me set goals. Jill helped me find my current horse and I can't say enough about how she choose an equine partner that fits me so well. Quiet Rein and its dedicated, professional trainers, is a wonderful place to ride and learn.

I started riding at Creekside in December. Kelly is a fantastic trainer. She really knows her stuff…read more- as evidenced by her credentials. She's been showing for a long time in the US and abroad. I'm glad I found her - she was recommended to me at the local tack shop - Gallops. 2 of her students were shopping in there while I was asking the staff about places to train in Lake Oswego area. All of the other students are kind, knowledgeable, helpful and a ton of fun. The community at Creekside is enjoyable, they're people you'd like to have dinner with as well.

I've been riding horses since I can remember and have done dressage for the past 5-ish years. Last…read moresummer though, I changed barns and began jumping with Kelly. The lessons and horse care is great! She really focuses on position and above all else, safety. With those in mind, she pushes her students to be the best they can be. For me dressage to jumping was a big transition, but she has helped me every step of the way. The horses are fantastic as well and I have even began half-leasing a horse. I highly recommend Creekside if you are looking for a new trainer or even if you want to learn how to ride.

I paid a deposit for a jack russell puppy. They had 2 litters coming up that I would have 1st…read morechoice .... I specified I wanted a female broken coat. I would not be showing her. Pups weren't born yet so I waited 3 months to pick up my pup. Once these people got my deposit they NEVER returned my calls. No updates on litters when born? When pups were ready they informed me that this pup was. Show quality and only female. So I owed more money for pup. WTF ?? They Postponed her pick up date due to weather. When I picked up my terrier they just recently removed her dew claws. Stitches still in large scarrring. They lied... I learned there was a another female rough coat in litter that was sold and gone. I took my smoothcoated show quality pup home. 1st I learned she was deaf in one ear. I felt they should at least refund me the extra money they charged for A dog I cannot show or breed. They wouldn't do that. Then later I went through the horrible and heart breaking expience of PLL. The lense on eye become disloged. Painful ...expensive surgery is not always successful. This is a hereditary condition. I had to have the eye removed knowing that the other eye may be affected later. Annie is my only pet and my constant companion. Horrible experience. This place is a puppy mill. Lots of dogs penned up in small kennels inside a building.

I have had 2 Jack Russell Terriers that were sired by a Horsemaster's Farm dog. BOTH dogs had…read moreAddison's disease, which means there has to be a male carrier of the disease in his blood lines. I called Mike Adler to let him know and he wanted nothing to do with me. Don't buy dogs from this breeder!!

I'm over the moon to have my horse at Tamarind Ranch. The staff is top notch: They know each horse…read morereally well, they are responsible and professional, but also incredibly kind and compassionate. That's really my number one priority with any barn, but add to that the stunning facilities, access to trails, and warm, friendly community, and I just might never leave!

I love this place. Here's why: beautiful view, daily turnout in large pastures, a covered arena and…read morethe option to ride a little trail to a My. Hood view. Well managed and safe spot for my horse.