Our riding group had a 2 day Reining clinic with Trainer Tommy Powell at Silver Horse Ranch! It…read morewas one of the best clinics I've ever attended! Tommy did an excellent job at helping each of us accomplish our personal goals. The facilities and staff are awesome! Nice big clean stalls for the horses and a huge covered arena. I highly recommend Silver Horse Ranch if you are looking for a place to board or fine tune you and your horses skills.

Tommy and Pepper went above and beyond to see that we and our horses were comfortable and happy…read morewhile our clinic was held at Silver Horse Ranch. The human and equine amenities were wonderful. Tommy's wisdom and skill were so helpful; we all improved in every skill we worked on, from spins to run downs, stops, lead changes, you name it. I hope to go back soon for more instruction and to enjoy this fine facility. Might even have to send my mare for some boarding and training. If you are a horse person, this is your place!

I came to Morgan as a complete novice, interested in challenging myself to learn a new skill…read more Morgan's extensive knowledge, good humor, easygoing personality and contagious enthusiasm has made each lesson a true joy. Morgan patiently answers my incessant questions and adapts her training techniques to my learning style. Morgan has made me fall in love with Moon, her horse, and horsemanship in general. I would trust Morgan with any animal but to watch her around horses, especially Moon, is truly something special. She's in my phone as "Horse Whisperer" for a reason, but I should probably add "Novice Whisperer" to that as well, as I have learned so much in just a few short lessons.

From the owner: We specialize in beginning riders who are looking for their first time in the saddle and making it…read morea special one on one experience while learning to love being around horses! We work with a variety of ages and experiences of students and can't wait to work with you!

Lisa has a great place to ride and she's dedicated to giving an amazing experience at her farm. She…read morehas home bred Arabians and goats, chickens and the usual farm cats and dogs to get your dose of farm animal love.

I started riding English here about a month ago. Ms. Lisa is the best. She knows what she is…read moreteaching, she knows horses, and she knows you. She understands how starters might feel and she knows the possible mistakes starters make. I am making progress here and I will keep coming as long as I am still in the area.

My daughter had a couple years of riding experience prior to going to Flags A'Flying, but I feel…read morelike her growth with Natalie has been much faster. Natalie is clear in her explanations and expectations of my young rider. She is now doing shows and loves every minute of it.

I have been riding with Melanie for 3 months now twice a week and have learned more in that short…read moretime than I have over the last two years in the saddle! She will NOT di

From the owner: At Rising Oaks Horsemanship we believe everyone should get to experience the joy horses can bring…read more We teach Beginner Horse Riding lessons where are students not only learn riding skills, but also horse care, psychology, proper nutrition, body language, and training techniques, all of which is what it takes to go from being an okay rider to true horsemanship. Lessons are $50 for a standard one hour lesson $25 for a 30 minute mini session For those serious about learning as much as possible about horses, weekly standard lessons are reccomended. However if you're just looking for a fun activity to do or can't afford standard sessions, mini sessions may be the perfect fit! Contact us at 936-243-0638 or on Facebook at Rising Oaks Horsemanship

Quaint place with good folks. I'll add some photos. They have a nice size barn, and a covered arena…read morewhich is nice for the weather. I recently attended a schooling event for Dressage they held out there. I get the impression that is their focus. I don't know anything about trainers at this time, but if I learn, I'll come back and add information. I would have given 5 stars but there are some areas of the barn that are in disrepair. Spruce it up a little and this is a super nice place.

From the owner: Specializes in Dressage training and instruction. Lots of T.L.C. for the horses who live here.read more

Words can't describe our experience with this ranch!!!…read more Darrell was fantastic to help me coordinate this surprise ride for my sisters birthday and my nephews to go for the first time. Our ride was stunning across the fields and trails on the ranch. And they even picked up my dad in the 4-wheeler to feed the cows while we were horse riding so he felt he could be a part of the day (we had purchased feed for the cows ahead). The entire family enjoyed the ride itself, the guides helped us take photos. Next time we would consider staying in the cabins on the ranch. Thank you a million times, it was worth the further drive for the experience itself!!!

I came here for a wedding and stayed on the property. We were flying in and arrived late at night…read more(or should I say early in the morning...3am) and it was no problem getting in as there is a code on the locked gate. The driveway was dark, but the cabins were well lit and don't lock. We stayed in one of the 4 identical cabins. The accommodations were nice and had a loft upstairs with two twins. It is a steep ladder and great for kids, but not for adults. The decor was western and featured some taxidermy. This scared some of the little kids we knew at the wedding. The bathroom and main bedroom were a decent size and the kitchenette had a mini fridge and coffee machine, along with the living area with a small TV and chairs/small couch. The grounds were beautiful and was a true farm. The pool was great for the kids and the waterfall made it feel fancy. I loved the open greenery and the animals that roamed, along with the ponies and goats that you could get close to. There is a covered pavilion near the pool that was a hang out spot for our crew. The wedding itself was in the grass next to the reception venue, since it was too wet to have it down in the pasture. The reception venue was large and had high ceilings. The food was pretty good and the two outdoor firepit areas right outside became a place for guests to step out as well. Parking is in a grass lot so beware the shoes you where, especially if it has rained recently.

I had a wonderful experience at Bella Ranch for my 10-year-old's birthday celebration. We enjoyed a…read moretrail ride, and the staff was very patient and supportive with the children, prioritizing their learning and enjoyment. Scheduling was straightforward, and both the owners and staff were exceptionally kind and professional. Thank you very much for a memorable experience.

My granddaughter and I love horseback riding. We have been to several places and Bella Ranch is our…read morefavorite! We just went yesterday for the second time and it was such a great experience!

I was visiting Houston for a week. As an experienced rider, whenever I visit someplace, I like to…read morego for a trail ride there. Some people collect spoons -- I go for rides :) Most of the places I found IN Houston either were English barns with just an arena. This is about 60 miles outside of Houston, but worth the drive, if you want a good ride. They are really nice people, and you go ride on their ranch. There were several ponds, cattle, and lots of great views. It's a husband and wife operation. It's a little bit of a drive from Houston, but I think it's probably the best trail ride around. They are also less expensive than the Houston places. Very accommodating to your schedule. Highly recommend, and would go again

From the owner: Horseback riding by the hour, horseback riding lessons and horse boarding.read more

My daughter boarded here while she was in college at A&M. We absolutely love the owners and the…read morestaff. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Our only regret is having to leave when our daughter graduated and moved away.

Overall, Stall & Oat is a good facility however it is worth the price. The website gives false…read moreinformation on what full care entails, if you're full care they don't provide mats or shavings for your stall (you must provide), there is not an area to put your tack so hopefully you have a trailer and hopefully they have room for it, full care horses are still charged if you want your horse turned out in the pasture during the day and they can only go out on certain days, they state online that "SimpliFly supplement" is included but it is NOT, if you have alfalfa there is NOWHERE to put it so you must buy a bin or keep it in your trailer, if your horse is colicing and you are during with another emergency you better find someone to go help quick because the workers at the barn and owners will only help you for a short while (aka be there or 30 or your horse is SOL), if you are partial care you have to provide an area for your hay or they throw it straight into the mud, and (most lovely of all) keep a very close eye on what they are feeding your horse because they tend to under feed and cause your horse to colic. Both of my horses were in amazing condition before I showed up and when it was time for me to finally go, both of the were skin and bones. Oh and if you are a student, don't think you will be treated like an adult, Angie will treat you like a compete low life and make it clear that she thinks she is better than you. Oh and if she doesn't think you are a good owner she will call you parents and say that you are neglecting your horse and that if you don't take the horse into her friend's vet that your horse is going to die. Yes that actually happened, and I already had the vet out to the barn and kept in contact with them for 7 days following, and the vet stated that my horse was fine and was not going to die. So beware of Angie and her around your horse. The barn overall is not horrible, but at the same time I do not recommend boarding here.