I totally recommend this place! I came to Kristin with some experience but lacking confidence in my…read moreriding abilities. She is knowledgeable, and after every lesson, I leave with so much new information about my riding. My confidence is improving! Kristin not only excels in horsemanship but is also positive and respectful. She's always friendly, asking about the other place I ride at and remembering the names of the horses. She has a genuine interest in my progress outside her lessons. And her horses are all great as well!

From the owner: The Ivan Drago Equestrian Center is a beautiful 15-acre family-friendly horse farm located directly…read moreon the Alafia River, just a short drive from Interstate 75 and U.S. 301. We offer full boarding and training for hunter, jumper, dressage, and cross-country horses. Our riding school offers lessons for beginner-intermediate equestrians on fully trained school horses. All boarders and school students may opt to participate in local and/or rated shows. Our facility includes a lighted jumping arena with clay footing, fenced rings for flat/dressage schooling, individual and group shaded paddocks for either day or night turnout, 12 x 12 stalls, multiple wash racks, and an air-conditioned tack room and lounge.

Turkey Creek Stables in Plant City has false advertising on their website. It states that rides are…read more$20 for 1 hour, but when we arrived, we were told it was actually $45 per hour. On top of that, there was also a $5 fee that was never mentioned upfront. When we questioned the price difference, we were told that the website with the $20 pricing has supposedly been up for the past 3 years, and that they "use a different website" as well, which was very confusing and misleading for customers. I had a very disappointing and unsafe experience at Turkey Creek Stables and would not return. During my ride, my horse and another rider's horse began racing each other at a speed that felt completely out of control. Despite repeatedly trying to get my horse to stop, I had no control over the situation. The horses were going so fast that the rest of the group did not return from the guided ride until about 15 minutes after us. I ended up being thrown off my horse and fell directly onto my back. I got the wind knocked out of me and later went to urgent care, where I was told I had significant bruising, including a large contusion on my inner thigh. What was most concerning was the lack of response afterward. No one immediately ran over or properly checked to make sure I was okay. The only person who took the time to come over, check on me, and give me basic advice like icing and taking Tylenol was the hispanic man (the staff member). Aside from that, there was very little concern shown for my safety. I was also very uncomfortable with how the situation was handled afterward. A front desk comment about getting "certified cowgirl stamps" and mentioning my nails being intact felt extremely unprofessional and dismissive given what had just happened. Additionally, the guides appeared very young and not adequately prepared for handling emergencies. During a guided ride, I would expect at least one experienced guide in the front and one in the back to ensure safety and control, but that was not the case here. Overall, I'm highly disappointed with the lack of safety, supervision, and professionalism. I would not recommend this experience and would not go back.

Horses need vet care! Equipment is old, worn out or broken and needs to be replaced. Stalls are…read moredirty. My horse was obviously struggling to keep pace. i suspect she was in pain or some serious discomfort. One staff said she was "tired." Another said she "always walks slow."

Highly recommend Annwyn Equestrian Center for anyone seeking…read morequality riding lessons! My 9-year-old daughter is currently a student there, and her instructor, Susan, is fantastic. We've seen so much improvement in her riding and confidence. The stables are consistently pristine, and the school horses are beautiful and very well- loved. It's a wonderful environment for aspiring dressage riders.

Hurricane Dorian was bearing down hard on the Treasure Coast of Florida. I started to search for a…read moresafe haven to take my beloved horses out of harms way. Annwyn Equestrian Center answered my prayers! I contacted the barn and got a quick response...Yes, they could accommodate my 4 horses. I made a reservation and hoped I would not need to use it. Well, Dorian stayed scary so I left for Annwyn. The owner, Kathleen Petersen texted with me often inquiring about my trip and arrival. She greeted me warmly and helped me unload... amazing personal touch. I met the barn manager, Lacy, and was instantly grateful for her cooperative attitude and "whatever you need" way of getting us settled in. They took care of my horses as I would. They were friendly, courteous and understanding in our time of need. I highly recommend this farm for evacuation. I wish I lived closer so I could take lessons at this farm. Just wonderful!

Tomars barn is a piece of heaven , my 25yr old oldenberg 17,2 hands 1200 lbs has been at tomars for…read more4 years, the owner cindy Fernandez has been nothing but a blessing , she is hands on with anything you or your horse needs, she is always walking around checking on our babys making sure everything is safe an sound, like most barns theres time you can come an go , Not tomars cindy considers everyone family we can come an go anytime of day, or night to see our horses, for the workers heather an kevin I cant say enough , they are always there for anything your horse needs , my old boy can be very stubborn, he has cushions an had absences , needed his hoof wrap everyday they were there everytime I needed help picking up feet keeping him calm , when he choked , heather an kevin sat with me an help with the vets all night, when he had to get 78 pills a day for weeks , he would not take pills from me but kevin my horse trusted took the pills like candy he has a very kind soul, I cant say enough the love they show, this is my horses retired home if anyone has any questions about this barn contact me , we are never leaving, our forever home

My friend and I had the absolute best experience at Grady goat yoga. Such unique fun and I enjoyed…read moreevery second of this. I can't wait to do it again. What a great way to start my Saturday! The farm was well maintained and from start, to finish, the staff was friendly and helpful. The delight of the whole experience was holding the baby goats, they were so adorable. Beware the goats move around freely and may have a bathroom break at any given time :).

Thank you, Yelp reviewers, for writing such glowing reviews. They are the reason Melissa and I…read morebooked the Saturday morning session 4/10/21. We loved everything about it! We brought our mats, masks (not needed), water bottles (goats liked them, too, so we didn't use them after they inspected them), and high hopes to have a good time. We were not disappointed. Before yoga, the owner talked about goat etiquette as Mistletoe, one of the older goats, wandered amongst us - maybe 25 to 35 of us. A few baby goats by the back of the enclosed area also roamed. Our yoga instructor was introduced to us, and she let us know that she did not mind if we paid more attention to the goats than to her. By the way, she was excellent. But the goats were more tempting to enjoy. Just before the yoga class started, the owner opened a gate and about 50 goats entered our area! There were young ones and slightly older ones, males and females, and goats of every color. The next 45 min. was spent doing a little yoga (instructor had goats around her and on her & she kept going) and hugging, petting and holding goats. After class, we posed for pictures and lingered a little longer with the goats that had not yet meandered away for lunch. We did not buy any goat cheese, goat fudge, or jam, but we were tempted. This was a wonderful time and we'll be back with friends and family.

I don't know if the owners have changed and honestly I really don't care. I boarded my horse here…read moreyears ago and the first couple months was great but then my horse started having open wounds like she was being kicked and bitten and I was actually lied to about what happened to her because my vet confirmed at the time that she was being attacked. When I first brought her I told the person that she needed to be turned out by herself and of course no one ever listened.