Sunrise Farms is the best horse boarding facility I've encountered in all my 16 years of horse…read moreownership. Danny is always available to help with any issue, at any time and he works hard at keeping it a clean/peaceful place 7 days a week. The prices for stalls are very reasonable compared to other places. The only horses that passed away or had to be put down were from self inflicted wounds inside their trailer or from colic. Several cameras are placed throughout the farm which can be accessed at any time to review footage. This is the best place around!! Jeanne Espinoza

Do not board here unless you're willing to gamble with the health of your horses. Danny sticks his…read morehead in the sand and looks the other way and acts like nothing happened. Two years ago a horse died from tortion colic and the owner let the horse suffer and did not put her out of her misery. She died right in front of me. This went straight to the authorities. Danny allows unsafe behavior and drinking on the premises. There was another incident where someone was kicked by a friesian and by the grace of God, didn't get her chest stoved in. There's also a wannabe horse trainer living in what was supposed to become a second restroom and he leaves horses unattended in the arenas rides them hard and leaves them with sores on the mouth from ripping their face off. He gets away with everything. I also put Irene Martinez in her place after she started with her threats to call the police after I refused to argue with her over something I said. I swept a bunch of dried horse manure that Bonny prince Charles left in the barn isle by where my footlocker was. She found out real quick that I don't take shit off anyone. She backed it off real quick after I started recording her behavior. I have almost 5 years of horror stories to share and I'll be here till kingdom come with everything that happened. Bottom line. Don't board your horses here.

Danger! Beware! Christen Milhon and Facility are under investigation by multiple organizations…read more Dozens of Present and Past Boarders are being interviewed and giving their accounts of what they witnessed while their equine were on property in Christen's care. Proprietor, Christen Milhon, is grossly negligent and has failed to maintain a safe environment for equine and human since taking over ownership of the facility. One Example: She failed to act immediately once learning of cheap dangerous grindings she purchased for boarders horse's bedding, and also for the BLM mustangs and burros in her care. She continued to order staff to put hazardous material in stalls for MONTHS. Thousands and Thousands of 3-inch rusty nails, wood screws, staples, and twisted metal in multiple truckloads of cheap grindings. All while knowing of these dangers. Christen confessed her knowledge of these "Multiple Dirty Loads" to staff when hiring new shavings company that using "Clean Shavings". Christen still refused to take necessary action to clean up dangers properly even after several boarders started discovering dangerous metal debris and clearing out own stalls themselves, with large magnets. She instead chose to fire " Bad Company' and proceed to order clean grindings from a new company and put it on top of hazardous grindings. Complaining that "it would cost $6000 to clean the whole facility and that she would have to raise the board, and the boarders would not be happy with that." Christen publically omitted information multiple times -verbally, in texts and on Wild Hearts private Facebook site for boarders, regarding the dangers to boarders equine. Christen actively suppressed and discouraged communications between boarders. Multiple boarders tried encouraging her to disclose to all boarders and clean up the facility properly, only to be kicked off ranch. This was only the bedding issue... Watch out for 3-foot holes by arenas, concrete and rebar in arenas and round pens...feline urine saturated hay...there is a boarders concerns list 2+ pages long!

I agree that the stalls are unsafe. I had to make several repairs myself. The owner turned other…read moreboarders against me for complaining about injuries to my horse. Then one day I got heatstroke and collapsed in front of the stalls with seizures. They were back to back and the paramedics that came hours later said I lost my airway and rushed me to the hospital. I died on the way there but luckily was brought back to life. The stall cleaners saw this happen and left me on the floor banging my head on the rocks. I was kept overnight in the stroke ICU and when I got out I had one day to vacate with my horse. Seizures are scary around horses but she booted me without even finding out the cause and that it was a fluke. This girl isn't fit to run a place of this caliber.

My husband got me a private polo lesson as a gift. As a woman who has always been horse crazy, this…read morewas some thing I had always dreamed about but never thought I would be able to do. My instructor, Dan, was very patient and very positive. He evaluated my horsemanship skills and tailored the lesson around my ability. By the end of one lesson I was hitting the ball with my mallet while on horseback (it's harder than it looks).

Just had my first polo lesson and it was great. Dan and his boys where polite, friendly and so very…read moreknowledgeable about the sport. It's not easy but I sure enjoyed the introductory lesson. Try it yourself you might get hooked!

Another reviewer had the same experience that I did. I asked for lessons for my granddaughter. 5…read moredays later after no response I asked again and got the "no availability" answer. Then an extremely rude response which I will share. Not a secretary?? How about an owner!!!Such an unprofessional washed out business... terrible! Too many places to choose from for riding why choose someone so angry and negative!

I had an incredible experience with these folks! From start to finish, everything was perfect. The…read morestaff were so friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about their horses. They took the time to match each rider with the right horse based on experience and comfort level, which made the ride so enjoyable. The horses were calm, well cared for, and clearly loved their job. The trail itself was stunning -- gorgeous scenery, peaceful surroundings, Our guide was knowledgeable and engaging, sharing fun facts about the area and making sure everyone felt safe and confident throughout the ride. Whether you're a first-time rider or an experienced horse lover, I can't recommend them enough. It's the perfect way to spend a beautiful day outdoors and connect with these amazing animals. I'll definitely be back!

The amenities offered at Crossroads Farm, at first glance, appear and sound incredible. However,…read moreafter several months of boarding there, I began to have a feeling that my horse was not being tended to per the contract. To verify that my horse was not being given his supplements and also not being turned out regularly, which I paid for, I devised a way to keep track of my horse's care and found out my hunch was correct. Even after voicing my concerns to the barn owner twice, nothing changed. I believe socioeconomics played a big role in the lack of care for my horse. As a school teacher, I was not one of the clients at Crossroads Farm whose horse was in training nor was I able to afford regular lessons. Neither of these variables should have diminished the care that my horse was guaranteed in my contract and the services I was paying to receive. I was a client at another hunter jumper barn for many years and never experienced this type of "you are less than" regardless of a training program, going to shows, or how many lessons I took. That barn made always made my horse and myself feel no less important than their other more wealthy clients. The same certainly cannot be said for Crossroad Farms.

This place is confusing. You would think you're allowed to go and walk around but it's not very…read moreclear. We went and one person I asked was very nice but she didn't know. While she went to go ask an old lady came by and was very rude basically told me to leave. Not very nice considering I am looking to get my daughter lessons. So a little off putting. I also called 10 times over a 3 hour span and no one answered.

Don't really have a review but as an fyi- the website says they take riders of all levels but when…read moreI inquired starting back as an adult (rode as a child/teen) it's a "show barn only" and the lessons are full.

Absolutley the best! I ride there and i love everyone. Bringing up Ali W. , it is a show barn, you…read morehave to specifically speak on texts to one of the trainers to have a lesson. I do that each week. Please understand that most trainers at the barn are incredibly busy with all the shows that they are attending for their other lessoners.

A nice professional barn well maintained with a structured environment geared towards safety. This…read morebarn also has well known reputable trainers a huge plus, especially for those who show.

I have been boarding my horse here now for almost two years and the staff and other boarders are…read moregreat. The facility is well maintained. They have two big arenas, two round pens, and seven turnouts. The stalls are cleaned every day. The horses are fed twice a day (supplements included) when they say they are. Horses are turned out once a week with the price of board or for only $25 more a month they are turned out three more times a week for the whole month. It's a quiet no drama place and I love it here.

This is a really great barn. My horse is so happy since she got here. I have checked out many barns…read morein the area and have not been too impressed. They are usually very pricey for not good service. What I like about this place: The stalls are really nice. Everyone has their own locker. I have my horse in a barn with a covered walk out. She loves it. It is usually about 15-20 degrees cooler in that barn. I like the multiple grass turnouts. It lets the horses be a horse for a little while. They also many large dirt paddocks. All night turn out is offered for those horses who do not have a walk out which is really great. The atmosphere is laid back and they are really accommodating. Overall a great place.

I ride here with Alice Sarno, and I can't say enough about this place! Well kept and clean. The…read morehorses are all happy and the facilities are fantastic! There's an exercise track, a jumping arena, a cross country course with multiple jumps, and two dressage arenas. Love this place!

I expected a bit of scorn from the folks at Circle C Ranch because I am an adult wanting to learn…read morehow to ride a horse. Just the opposite was true, everyone that I met there was friendly and helpful without the condescending attitude. My riding lessons are instructional as well as fun. I would highly recommend Circle C for riding lessons or boarding as the horses appear to be well cared for