I've had such a wonderful experience with Rammerstorfer Training near Plymouth, California (about…read more40 miles east of Sacramento and about 25 miles south of Placerville), owned and operated by Christian Rammerstorfer. Christian offers a complete program for Western performance horses and riders, with a focus on REINING. His business includes high-quality boarding, reining horse training, reining horse riding instruction and coaching, show prep, and reining horse sales. It's basically a one-stop-shopping setup for riders who want to get into reining or are serious about progressing in the sport (i.e., he coaches all levels, from beginner to advanced to professional). Christian is extremely experienced and very very knowledgeable. He's a professional reiner, NW Regional Director of the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA), and a frequently invited judge at regional, national and international competitions. Just as important, I've found him to be a gifted, natural, super-nice teacher with a supportive, encouraging style that has lead me to make real progress while keeping the process really enjoyable. He's such a nice guy and has a very positive energy about him that makes lessons really fun, while at the same time very focused, intense and productive. The facilities are excellent, including a really impressive full-size covered and lighted arena with proper reining footing, along with well-maintained boarding facilities. The place is set in the beautiful California countryside on a working ranch with rolling hills, oak trees, and horse trails. He often finishes lessons with a relaxed trail ride! If you're interested in reining I highly recommend Rammerstorfer Training, whether you are thinking about getting into the sport, want help preparing to compete, or are an advanced rider.

hello, i Want to get my daughters horseback riding lessons but I called the office and emailed and…read morehave not gotten a response it's been 3 weeks.

This is a very large, clean facility with several indoor barns and a big indoor arena. The grounds…read moreare well kept and the horses are treated with the utmost care. This is a great facility for boarding if you are considering a nice ranch that is CLEAN and well kept. There is also a nice sized outdoor arena behind the covered barn.

I've been riding at D'Alonzo for a year and boarding my own horse there for the past five months…read more Donette is the sweetest! She's completely content to let her boarders get on with it, but if you have a question or concern, she's always available to help. My horse has a 12*24 stall and is turned out into her own pasture every day for an incredibly reasonable price. 100% recommend.

Donette is so knowledgeable when it comes to horses. Her many years of showing and training horses…read morehas made her one of the best trainers in the San Joaquin County. Her and her husband Larry are always working around there Beautiful ranch and willing to help. It is one of the cleanest stables I've been two. Her passion shows the the hard work she does at the ranch.

I keep my pony at this place. Bob and Valerie truly care about the horses. I tried to go to another…read moreplace to only be unhappy with them. So I came back. I love that you can do any type of riding and be accepted. I obviously can't ride my pony so I drive her instead. The big arena helps that I can get my pony to a extended trot.

I am currently a boarder at Alpine Stables and have had no problems. It has proven to be a very…read morecommunity and family oriented barn for different horses, riders, and skill sets. Premium stalls include a large grassy turnout and enclosed stall, the next level is one of two sizes of enclosed stalls, the third of boarding is a 13 acre pasture which also has covered space. The owners, Valerie and Bob, are really great about making sure they meet all of their boarder's needs. To do so they also create a more "custom" housing. For owners of multiple horses they create larger pens or paddocks - with or without cover- based on the unique needs of the horses. Riding wise, you have a standard round pen, grassy area with obstacles, a large arena, and a smaller arena. A second covered round pen is available but is sometimes in use for the 7 day quarantine all new horses are subject to when moving into Alpine Stables. Trailer parking is free. There are tons of chairs and tables and grassy areas for families to hang out. Most weekends there are tons of families around relaxing and watching the riders. Again, very family oriented barn. The new barn manager, Rochelle is excellent has brought much attention to detail, new services, and horse experience to the place. Randy is equally as great with a "can-do" attitude and experience. I personally enjoy Alpine Stables because of the friendliness of the boarders. Everyone is constantly sharing and helping each other, just genuinely enjoying horses as they are meant to be enjoyed. Personally, I have always enjoyed boarding at my own home away from people but I find myself being excited to go to the barn and ride with the new friends I have made.

if you try to get in touch with Harvest Home it's a joke. I have about 10 winter blankets the…read moreanimals could have used for warmth but the human factor is too busy. I get so frustrated with so called animal sanctuaries claiming "We're here for the animals."

I am always amazed by the amount of compassion that can be found at an animal sanctuary, and…read moreHarvest Home is no exception. The staff here does a fantastic job of taking care of countless animals, many of which were abused or neglected. Ethel the pig is a particular favorite of mine, as she is a former test subject from a research lab and still manages to adore human contact. They offer tours that are children friendly, and work very hard to adopt out many of the animals to good homes. I look forward to future volunteer projects here, because they deserve support. Keep up the great work Harvest Home!!

Megan is a pro! Wow my blm donkey was so comfortable with her and the trim came out great! I'm very…read moreimpressed with her technique and demeanor with my donk. She was so sweet with my donkey, I highly recommend her services!!!!

Well it appears that Lynda is at it again for 2019. I read complaints that go all the way back to…read more2011. I. Didn't see any the last few years so if she was trying to get her shit together it was short lived. She burned me For 2800.00. When I'm done with her she is gonna wish she never met me.

Great care of our horse's Responsive to calls. Very capable horse person. Offers horsemanship…read moreclinics.

Where do I start? My mom and myself had to put down our senior dog of 18 yrs old on last Thursday…read more5/7/26. He had cancer and we believe it started to spread. He was not able to even drink water. We did not want him to suffer. He was blind and could not hear as well. Friday 5/8/26, we immediately started to search for a new fur baby because we had Yunci (Pomeranian) at home and she was grieving. Yunci is 7 years and had been with Sir Ed Hardy since she was a puppy. We saw several lovely fur babies on the Delta Humane Society's webpage but one stood out to us because she was the same breed as Yunci's mother. We went to the Delta Humane the next morning Saturday. Someone had already inquired about the baby named Taco. Luckily for us they did not show up and we where there 2 hours. So guess what, we adopted Taco and renamed...Keko is our newest family member and we are so HAPPY. He is a beautiful, loving and smart fur baby. He will live his BEST life with his new buddy Yunci. Cassandra Chambers Cora Cooper

Same as pet n pal, donate 2000 to get dog pic posted, add 2000 to get pet trained, add all vet…read morebills, donate your time by watching loved pet in cage til a new owner stops by. Then pay a low low 87 bucks. Refered to out of state puppy mill Exaust all options before trying SPCA, thanks