After nearly 4 years at this barn I can absolutely tell you that it is safe place…read more They teach the kids to handle horses and how to ride correctly and safely. If you want your kid/s to understand how to ride and stay as safe as possible on a horse this is the place for you. I can tell you that in most competitions their riders are doing very good. But it is not just about that..... I only updated my review cause I happened to read some reviews witch sound like people expecting copy - paste results ON TOP OF 1000 pound HORSE!!! If you love your kids enough, teach patience DO NOT look for copy - paste learning how to deal, handle and ride a horse. PLEASE

My daughter enjoyed the PeeWee camp this summer. Class size was small and she came home so excited…read moreto tell me about her day. While I didn't get to observe any of the activities since parents only drop off then leave, I was given a couple of photos at the end of the day. Also a daily update during pick up. Email communication and instructions prior to the camp was thorough. May sign up for more classes.

Clean, rustic, big arenas, access to loads of trails and a person who runs/owns it who goes above…read moreand beyond and is a real horseman. Pay your bills on time, don't gossip, follow the rules, be respectful and you'll have ZERO problems. Mgt has walked my gelding twice before I could get there when he was slightly colicing. I'm so grateful to have a real horse person watching out for our horse. I've also seen him catch loose horses for people, help people move tack from shed to shed, he's always helping out. On my 2nd horse there, year 2, very grateful to the owner. He's awesome to us. But... we follow the rules, are respectful and.. . Pay on time Yes, it's awesome here

A fantastic experience for my daughter riding at stony point Ranch! Her trainer Angie was…read moreattentive, patient, and extremely thorough and not to mention super kind and sweet! Highly recommend! Additionally, the ranch itself had a fantastic charm about it, and the animals were well mannered and very well taken care of. A beautiful ranch with charm !

As I said in my past review before they moved, riding lessons with Cheyenne are absolutely…read morefantastic! Her holistic approach to riding makes for a better horse person and rider. She's great with kids and adults. If you want an real experience with some wonderful horses, you need to call Cheyenne!

I began taking dressage lessons with Brittany several weeks ago. I've ridden my entire life, but…read morehaven't done much the last several years. Brittany's facility is quite nice, very clean and the horses are all very well cared for. These were all reasons I chose Breezy Meadows. Brittany is very kind and knowledgeable, not to mention very patient in easing an adult back into proper form. I would recommend this barn to others seeking to learn how to ride or continue to ride. Although, I only ride English, she offers other disciplines, as well.

AVOID BREEZY MEADOWS!…read more Like Jeff C. and several of the filtered reviews, I had a horrible experience with Breezy Meadows. I brought my horse over on Friday, February 2nd, 2024. I started having problems by the second day in. They barely put any shavings in the stalls... not even enough to soak up the urine or to cover the floor. They only sprinkle in a little bit of fresh shavings every 3-4 days, which is unsanitary. I spoke with Brittany Burzynski several times requesting extra shavings. I wanted thick and cushy shavings in the stall. She told me it would be an extra $80. I confirmed that I would pay this. There were still no shavings in the stall after a week and multiple conversations about this problem. My horse was standing in urine!!! So I was in a rush to find another facility for my baby. Luckily, I found an amazing barn that was able to squeeze her in in a rush, since the conditions were really bad where she was currently at. I moved her out on the 16th (Exactly 2 weeks from when she was brought to Breezy.) I gave my 30 days notice and paid the additional two weeks in March, which was required when I gave my 30 day notice, and I ate the 2 additional weeks in February. I just wanted her out of there. While moving her out, Tyler Burzynski was extremely aggressive. He handed me my contract after I told him I already have a copy. Then he started yelling at me and recording me with his phone telling me that this is his property and I need to leave. Which I was in the process of doing since I was getting in my car with all of my things before he started making a scene. I asked him why he's recording me because he's the one causing a scene in front of all of his customers, and he proceeded to yell at me. So I got my car and left. He recorded me driving down the street which is completely stupid he was the one causing a problem. Also, paid an additional $100 for Orchard hay since they only feed alfalfa. I asked for the additional hay that I paid for when I was leaving, because I paid for a month of hay, and I was only there for for two weeks. Tyler got in my face and said that I'm not getting my hay and then I need to leave his property (which they rent from the owner of the house.) This complete BS since I paid for it. Tyler took it upon himself to block the entrance to the stable with his truck and trailer, so that we had to bring my horse into the street to load her. They really do not care about the safety of the horses. On another note, Brittney Burzynski advised me for the first month at the barn to start with half training to ease my Mare in. I agreed to this. Half training is $450 for three days of training per week. Full training is $700 for five days of training per week. After I gave my notice, I was told that she LUNGED her 3 times... and since I never signed a training contract which I was never told to sign, I need to pay her for lessons at $65 an hour ($195) The ONLY reason I paid this is because I was trying to get get my horse out safely, without having any problems. Welp, that didn't happen. AVOID BREEZY MEADOWS!!! (If anyone would like to message me I will send every message between Brittney Burzynski and I, so you don't feel like I'm cropping the conversation.) *Update on Brittney's response. This is not a fake account. Marie is my middle name and A is my maiden last name. Brittney E....

Such nice people and a really cool place to volunteer. We help sweep and feed horses when we can…read more Must have proof of vaccination now. Awesome location.

This place is amazing, my daughter is going for almost 3years she always love horses but know is…read moreher passion her instructor Tess has so much knowledge,dedication and love for teaching, they help kids with disabilities too ... all the volunteers are so friendly.

We threw an 8 year old's birthday party here with 15 of her closest friends. All the kids had a…read moreblast. They got to ride horses, brush and paint the horses with glitter, feed them, visit with the ponies and the goats and enjoy the outdoors of the ranch. It was a great place to have a birthday party and the staff was super friendly and more than accomodating. We would definitely recommend this place for parties and for riding lessons. Many parents were interested in bringing their children back for additional lessons later on.

I have been riding here for almost 2 years with Falon. I ride western and I absolutely love it…read more She pushes me to do better each time. She has the patience of Job some days. I love the horses and all the people. I I have had the opportunity to take a couple of Trail classes with Carrie and she is so encouraging. She reinforced the many lessons that I have had with side passing, pivoting and backing through an obstacle. It has been great having a second eye guiding me. I also like to come up and watch lessons given by Courtney. Her riders are all different levels. I have watched many of her students go from being beginners to jumping over poles. I have watched the young ladies that were scared to even get on a horse now trot and canter without a second thought. I highly recommend coming to Oaks Canyon equestrian.

Our son is six years old and on the spectrum. In one short year, he has started cantering, he loves…read morehis horse. He has excellent form. He is in love with coach Annette and his pony Danny. This is the one place in his life where he is expected to do his part. He brushes his horse, helps with tacking, even started mucking the stalls. He feels such a sense of pride and empowerment. It is thrilling to see his development. Truly amazing.

If you want hands on training and experience all around horsemanship Paradise Valley United is the…read moreperfect place to go. All of Annette's horses are cared for with so much love! It is an amazing experience all around. I have been going there for years! Annette also does incredible, amazing work with children! Teaching them horsemanship and so many important lessons and skills. My almost 2 year old loves riding here , the experience is always extremely pleasant!! Highly recommend for people of all ages!!!!

I'm a long time student of Randy and Ben's. They have trained me a solid seat and light hands which…read moreI can use for western, saddle-seat and any discipline. My eye for length of stride became accurate and my horses felt comfortable with my confident attitude. I couldn't have been happier with my progress. Randy and Ben never made a lesson easy on me; from half set with no stirrups to their priceless schooling horses that taught me more than I would like to admit.

They have done an incredible job with our kids and their horses. They are patient, knowledgeable…read moreand very professional! They have the nicest clients, each day at the barn is always a

Dave is fantastic! I made the mistake of moving my sweet pony to a snobby show barn and in less…read morethan a month, made the decision to move her back to the previous ranch. I called Dave both times and he was incredibly flexible and on time. His horsemanship is incredible and he was more than willing to help me get my scared pony loaded up safely. She made it both times, safe, clean and happy. His trailer is large, always clean and has big windows so your horse can get fresh air and look outside. I highly recommend Dave, not only for his clean trailer but also for his professionalism and his horsemanship. I wish I could give him a million stars!

From the owner: Helping horses overcome over their fear of trailers!…read more Dave specializes in problem loaders that panic at the sight of the trailer. With wildfires now routine and expected, it's important to make sure your horse(s) load readily and willingly! Does your horse put up a fight at the trailer? Does it take a gang of people to get them in the trailer? Does he/she rear up? Is your horse 'dangerous' at the trailer? Are you afraid they are going to get hurt at the trailer? Dave's approach is gentle and patient. When he is working with a horse at the trailer, rearing up will never even cross their mind.