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    4.7 (6 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Pollyrich Farms - Green pastures

    Pollyrich Farms

    (3 reviews)

    An expansive, stellar boarding and breeding facility run by highly expert and caring hands-on…read moreowners Buffy and Rich. I have temp-boarded my horse there twice now (needed trail access which this facility does not have) and both times they have been SO kind and welcoming. Staff are attentive, extremely horse-savvy, longtime farm employees with high work ethic. Fencing in paddocks could use some work but is safe. Unfortunately all that I could see lack any sort of sun/weather shelter. Box stall buildings look to be safe & comfortable although older (we looked at but did not try this option). Paddocks for turnout is exquisite and regular irrigation makes for happy horse grazing even in hot dry summers. My one caveat is that access/egress to Pollyrich from Mission Rd/Highway 246 (only route in/out) can be extremely difficult at busy times, when hauling in particular. Traffic is often very heavy, speeders abound, and folks "forget" to yield to (clearly marked) horse rigs. Drive with caution!

    We had a horrible experience with these people! Our invoices were so bad we never understood…read moreexactly what to pay. We are sending them to a forensic accountant to find out if we were over charged. Our board steadily increased over 20 months. The dates were always wrong and the balance forward always the same no matter what we paid!( No one we have sent them to can understand them !!!) Invoices were only sent every 2 months. And every time they charged our cc there was a late fee! (seriously) they had cc's on file ?? We always paid our bills when an invoice was sent ! Probably late a few times as we are trainers, but always paid them ! Our payment history was sporadic, but they were always paid when an invoice was recieved! When went to pick up our horse which is costly for us, as they are far away, they would not release the horse even after our balance was paid in full ! At this time we are probably going to have to involve the police. Our next step is to call the local police as legally they are not allowed to hold our horse hostage! All avoidable! We recommend 3 horses to them previously and now they will loose all that business ! Looking back at our terribly busy lives, we left the horse there far to long ! The whole thing is mind blowing & deeply disturbing! Lastly we have recieved no credit for our first and last deposit ! And they are claiming we did not give them notice. I have the e mail to prove it ! Think very carfullly before sending a horse to them !

    High Sky Farm

    High Sky Farm

    (1 review)

    My horse had surgery in April 2017 at Alama Pintado Equine Medical Center for an injury to his…read morepalmar annular ligament. He went straight to High Sky Farm afterwards for follow-up care, and ended up staying for his rehab for almost 6 months. Moira Gill is the owner, "chief executive" and rehab coordinator for this facility that specializes in the care and rehab of horses in need. I live in the Bay Area and initially thought I would move him closer to me for his initial rehab, but after getting to know Moira and her methods, I thought it best to keep him with her. A bit benefit was having him close to the surgeon, Dr. Judy, from Alamo who could stop in regularly for check-ups and/or treatments. The facility is well equipped, clean and very quiet. It is a bit of horse paradise...no hustle and bustle, large turnouts, a eurociser, an aquatred, and, most importantly, Moira!! She has great people working for her, too, who have been with her for much of her 25+ years at High Sky. I felt completely confident that my horse was getting the very best care and oversight. They are super conscientious about following "doctor's orders" in terms of wound care, medicating, supplements and exercise. She is excellent at communicating and even sent regular weekly videos of my horse once he was doing his trot and canter work. (I was also very happy with the rider who did the under saddle work.) Moira has good farriers and body workers who she has known and worked with over the years and is incredibly timely in her scheduling. Nothing slips through the cracks! In addition, the cost was reasonable for this expert care. My horse came back to me at the beginning of October healthy and happy, a good weight, feet and coat in good condition, and ready to continue moving forward. Thank you, Moira and staff.

    From the owner: High Sky Farm; Equine Rehabilitation, Recovery and Retirement. By appointment only.read more

    Vino Vaqueros Horseback Riding - Voted Best Horseback Riding

    Vino Vaqueros Horseback Riding

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    We had a really nice time at Vino Vaqueros. Our group did the 9am ride, which ended up being a…read moregreat call as the weather was cool and comfortable, and it made the whole experience more enjoyable. Char was our guide, and she struck a good balance of keeping things relaxed while still making sure everyone felt comfortable, especially since a few people in our group hadn't been horseback riding before. I rode Boomer, who was steady and easy to ride, and we appreciated that they gave a simple safety overview before heading out. After the ride, we did a casual tasting of both a red and white wine and then chose a glass of our favorite to hang with. The setting was quiet and pretty, and it felt low-key in the best possible way. One of the dogs Nana even joined us for the ride. Overall, it was a calm, well-paced outing that felt thoughtfully run without being overly structured.

    Had a lovely time on our trail ride! Some of the horses were a bit stubborn at times, but whatcha…read moregonna do? Just added some amusement and laughs to the experience hahaha. Our two guides were great and one took plenty of pictures during the ride, which was really nice because we got to have those memories documented without worrying about having our phones out while on horseback. The trail itself was a beautiful view of the springtime flower blooms on the hills. I'd recommend bringing a hat or sunglasses because it can be a bit bright, and there's room for a water bottle in the saddle bags.

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