Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Rosehill Ranch

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed Closed

    Rosehill Ranch Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Rosehill Ranch

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    2 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Rosehill Ranch

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    Triple Rise Equestrian Center - Happy horses relaxing in the pastures.

    Triple Rise Equestrian Center

    (4 reviews)

    We have been at Triple Rise for going on two years now and have absolutely loved everything about…read morethe facility. Horses receive top notch care with the highest quality feed, deeply bedded stalls and beautiful pastures.

    I would like to be able to tell you about my first hand experience with Triple Rise. There is very…read morelittle to tell. I was looking for a place to see about a riding lesson for my wife and I as she used to ride horses as a child and not at all in the past 20 years. I knew she would enjoy getting back on one, so I asked a lot of stables. I wasn't sure which ones offer this, so I cast a wide net. I checked out Triple Rise's FB page and saw pictures of people riding horses. Mostly championship style riding horses, which is what most stables tend to show. I sent them a message on FB to ask if they offered riding services -- and if they didn't, if they knew of anyone close by that did. I noticed that within an hour, someone on the account viewed my message. Unfortunately, nobody bothered to answer. A week later and still no answer, but at this point, it doesn't matter. They could have just said, "Sorry, we don't offer that service" and I'd have been good to go. If you have need of championship horse services -- or even horse riding lessons -- Arcuri Stables is the place to go. Prompt response, very helpful, and great customer service. Horses are expensive. Better to entrust your care to a business that responds and pass on Triple Rise.

    Oregon Horse Center

    Oregon Horse Center

    (6 reviews)

    Boarded horses there a few years ago. Was okay for the sizes of the arenas, field to run in and…read morebarns. The limit of shavings is not great, because we knew of a horse there that'd never been in a stall before and she'd pace in her stall, she just spread it around, there was barely any shavings left. They were spread out all over her stall and the mat was exposed the next day after cleaning day. If we wanted extra shavings, we had to pay an extra $9.00 for a wheelbarrow full, but not full to the point where the shavings were spilling out. One of the main things we didn't like were the cliques and back stabbing that went on there. The manager said she wouldn't tolerate it, but wouldn't do anything about it. The staff there were pretty rude and would really only talk to you when it was time to pay rent. When it's time for the Eugene Pro Rodeo, forget on riding anywhere. Even though we couldn't ride while set up, days of rodeo and clean up, I still had to pay full rent and wasn't pro rated for the days I couldn't use the facilities. Even though there were cameras, we didn't know if they even worked, because there was a lot of theft, dumping of dirty shavings, etc. that was never followed up on. The wash rooms always had plugs with fur, mane and tail hair and feces, so you definitely had to wear rubber boots. The wash area next to an arena was for boarders and show horses that came for shows. There were signs that said to clean up after your horse but the show attendees never did. Nothing was ever done about it. I had a stall right next to the wash room and my horse was wet quite a lot and the shavings along the wall to about 2 feet in were always soaked. That made my horses stall 2 feet smaller. I still had to pay full price, even though I asked many times for a higher wall and a better seal on the inside of the wash room and the inside of my stall next to the wash room. If you're okay with one of the pros and cons, maybe this stable would be good for you. In honesty, I can't say I'd recommend it.

    Rude staff. Very centered on Mountain Trail Riding and nothing else. I boarded here for a short…read moretime and they leave the main lights on 24/7, horses NEVER get any rest!! When shows are in you can forget using arenas. Morning feeder is cruel and slaps horses, and dumps there waters. BIG problem with theft.Stalls are hit and miss. The arenas are well kept up but the office staff is rude to the point of being vicious. They treat anyone they don't know with spite and malice, owner "Major" is a joke walking. I left with clear bill no board owed, found out several months later that they reported me to collections for someone elses bill!!! Inquired several times, no answer. Finally got it removed, most shows are boring and not we'll put together, as stated, Mountain Trail is what they are ALL about. I would never board here again, to many issues.

    Equine Affection - While Body Balancing

    Equine Affection

    (1 review)

    Annette came out to do some body work on several of our horse and she was ammazing! I've never met…read moreanyone so in tune with horses on so many levels, it is beyond anything I've ever experienced before. She is so absolutely knowledgeable and provides of host of different services. I won't have anyone else work on my horses!

    From the owner: Equestrian Services serving Oregon, and beyond. Whole Body Balancing Bodywork (Large and Small…read moreAnimal Integrated Bodywork), Owner/Rider (all ages) Education, Training, Rehab, Tack Fitting, and Tack Sales. Family ran and owned for over 30 years. We all want our horses to be comfortable, sensitive, and confident. This will help the disire to perform. Equine Affection's use of multiple integrated body modalities will assist your horse in a balanced body and mind. Making their ability to learn correct biomechanics of movement and increasing their longevity of performance. Along with consistency and intelligent training, handling, and conditioning remain to be the key to successful communication between horse and rider. Whole Body Balancing for Large and Small Animal includes but is not limited too: Acupressure-Therapeutic Massage-Deep Tissue Madsage-Sports Massage--Cranio Sacral-Aromatherapy-Myofacial-Cold Laser-Kenisio Taping-Myofascial Release-Reiki-Vascular Normalization-Lymphatic Normalization-Trigger Point Therapy-Skeletal Rebalancing -Postural Integration-Neuromuscular Therapy-Masterson Method-TTeam-Connected Groundwork-Pre/Post Stretches-Fascial Train Balancing-Animal Normalization Therapy-. Functional Indirect Techniques-Cupping-Gha Sha-Structural Integration-Microcurrent-Photobiomodulation-Red Light Therapy- and more!

    Rosehill Ranch - horse_boarding - Updated August 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...