If you love your horse and want it to be well fed and cared for, DO NOT GO to Green Creek Stables. They will brag about how great their hay is, but did not regularly feed it to the boarder's horse. They even locked the feed stall to stop you from giving your horses hay when they 'forgot to feed him." Rude people who are in your face when the veterinarian is there. I left a few weeks after my friend who was kicked out did (see her review!) and they sued me for not giving a 30 day notice, I was afraid that my skinny, underfed senior horse would not be fed for that extra month if I did. They breeches the contract we had by not feeding him the allotted amount of hay specified. The judge ruled in my favor, but then they sued me again because they are awful people. I found lots of evidence of other horses that were mis-managed and had to be put down at this barn and they kicked that person out to in the middle of their grief, too. AVOID this farm like the plague! Zero stars but I cannot post it without one. read more

4/20/22 review. This is slander. Julie boarded her sweet little , blind in one eye Arab with us for over 2 1/2 years. If she was unhappy, why did she stay? Our feeding program was approved by Luke, feed manager @Spikes and JC, a vet @anoka Equine. The horse was fed 6 lbs./day, a 14% low starch feed and 3 flakes of Alfalfa/grass hay 2x/day, more in winter when outside and it is bitterly cold, it gives them something to do and keeps them out of trouble, 2 horses/pasture. We did forget to feed her horse hay on one occasion, the horse was fed later and would have been caught when we do late night checks. Nobody is perfect, one of my friends told us she forgot to feed her dog! One good feature of the horse, he drank H20 often from the automatic waterers. Julie violated our boarding contract and barn rules. She left abruptly on Halloween, 2018. In the 2 1/2 years she was here, she never had her horses' dentition evaluated or a wellness exam until her horse presented with inflammation of his patella. She waited to be tagged onto another boarder's appointment. The harsh reality was that the horse was bone-on-bone, no cartilage, or synovial fluid present and was arthritic, a pre-existing condition. 2 digital radiographs were taken, mesial, distal lateral views. The horse was injected, the procedure immediately improved his appetite. Prior to this, he was not eating all of his hay, which had to be discarted. He was the smallest horse who got the most to eat, when he would eat. JC said he got enough grass and not to worry. We felt sorry for the horse and loved him. The feed room necessitated lock-up, people were violating the 8th commandment. All we can hope for is that they will ask for forgiveness. When Julie left, she took one of our star boarders with her, who had been with us 8 years, she did give a 30 day notice. Julie was" her ticket to ride," as Julie had the trailer. They became best friends. Yes, we could blast her business which would create more anamosity. 3 boarders, in the past have left and come back to us. We have had 2 boarders who have been with us from the beginning (22 years). Our present boarders can attest to our practices. West Metro, Dr. Brady, can attest to 2 boarded horses that have filled out, and look great due to our care. There was no communication from Julie regarding any problems. We were shocked when she left and so was one of the horses who watched out for her ailing horse, and the other boarders, they assumed he went to heaven. read more

I'm not sure what the bucket photo is about, but it doesn't convey fresh water to me. I haven't boarded there, but any owner who gives you only 24 hours to vacate is downright cruel. There aren't many decent stables to board at these days. And in the middle of a colic episode? Things don't get any worse than that. read more

I do not usually put people on blast, but after Green Creek Stables' barn owners gave me 24 hours to get my horse off of their property - IN THE MIDDLE OF A COLIC EPISODE, complete with screaming at me while the vet was trying to do a rectal exam, I think they deserve it. Never mind my board is paid through the end of the month. Lynda and Dave Spencer, and Tamra Spencer Webb at Green Creek Stables are HORRIBLE human beings. They left my horse out "all day" on pasture, when she was exhibiting clear signs of colic ("she's not moved all day, and she is biting at her sides, and pawing"). The barn owner then denied telling me the horse had been acting strange "all day", despite her initial text message to me at 2pm saying exactly the same thing. I advised I was not blaming anyone - I just needed to know when it started so I can tell the vet. By the time the vet got there and started treating her, I was being yelled at by the barn owner who continued denying that she ever told me the horse had been "acting weird all day". I repeated that I was not blaming her. I just wanted to treat my horse and get her through this. I asked the owner why she was being so belligerent. It was at this point her husband, who is substantially larger than I am, got right in my face and told me I had 24 hours to get my horse the hell off of their property, or he would have the sheriff remove the animal. I told him he could not do that. My board was paid through the end of the month. He responded with "Like hell I can't. This my property, and I want you OFF." Thank god, I am fairly well-connected to the equine community. I was able to borrow a trailer and get into her new barn early. I am grateful to the police officer who helped me get my horse out of that awful place. These are NOT nice people. Their ignorance paired with their arrogance could very well have cost my horse her life. They should not be boarding other people's horses, period. read more

the horses are happy, what a place! I wish I was a horse so I could live here. Be sure to tip the workers, they are some nice folks.