Miran Farm is an friendly, family-oriented farm dedicated to top notch horse care, learning, and…read morefun! I started riding lessons here in October 2009, and I'm happy to say I now own a Paint horse who was trained by Fareed Miran, which means I've got a smart, amazing, all-around do-it-all horse. Fareed works hard to ensure the horses, cattle, and property are taken care of, and depends on open and honest communication between the boarders and himself, so that everyone's expectations are clear. He strives for this to be a "no drama" barn. I've learned so much over the past 10 years being part of Miran Farm. About riding, certainly: barrel racing, pole bending, bareback, obstacle courses, team roping, working cows, and even enough English riding to get me through my riding adventures in Ireland! About equine behavior as well, through having the opportunity to ride different horses in lessons past, or working with Fareed directly in lessons with my own horse, or just "hanging with the herd" when I turn my boy out and observe their dynamics. But what I have learned about human behavior and interactions is especially invaluable, particularly from a business perspective, regarding the ingredients for and challenges of running a successful boarding facility. I've observed that the most appreciated boarders are the ones who: don't gossip or complain behind the scenes; give their horses adequate care and attention; respect everyone's safety, property, and space whether in the arenas or in the barn aisles; and communicate their concerns directly to Fareed so that the issue can be dealt with reasonably. Conversely, I've observed that the boarders who gossip, complain, ride unsafely, behave in underhanded ways (try to lure fellow boarders to other barns), and/or don't see to their horse's needs (keep up with farrier visits and veterinary care, pay their board on time) are the boarders that no one is to sorry to see go because they are poison to the barn environment. A "no drama" barn and people like this don't mix. I feel very blessed to be part of the Miran Farm family, and hope to be for many years to come.

In response to Catherine S. Review....she said she doesn't even remember me..but yet we says Im A…read morebarn jumper whos never satisfied. .hmmmm can't say that about someone you don't even remember. I was there for 6 months. .also she says things like they clean up after the cows...maybe they do now but they didn't before nor did they water Down rings.....fareed is a con artist .... He STOLE all of my property. I contacted legal advice and what he did was ILLegal and I should of had him arrested. He with held my property saying I owed him a months board which was false. I had no horse there and wasn't bringing a new horse in....I will keep spreading word about him and that farm and about Dani and others there.

Top notch care! Wonderful trails, and fantastic lighted outdoor ring! Everyone is super friendly!…read moreThe perfect barn for my me and my mare!

Excellent boarding and care. Huge ring with lights. Miles and miles of trails. Wonderful people…read more The best!

One of the best barn out there! Instructors are understanding,firm, and kind. They take such good…read morecare of their horses. So much land, so many opportunities and such a fun barn for shows! Always supporting each other! If your looking for a kid-friendly (and adult) barn this is the place!

Excellent barn that can take riders from a weekly lesson program through horse ownership. Great…read moreplace to get started in our sport and not have the need to immediately outgrow the program. Thumbs up. Good people.

I love River Chase Farm. They take care of their horses very well and I am a big fan. I was here a…read morelong time ago when it wasn't like this and it has improved greatly. Thank you Tom and all the ladies and other staff that work there! :-) Here's a beautiful picture of my girl Susie that I lease

The dressage instructor was ok, but the schooling horse they let me use was very reluctant to move,…read moreeven to walk forward. It took constant pressure and made the lesson frustrating. I've been riding hunter jumper and dressage for over 20 years and know horses, and this happens sometimes with schooling horses. He was a nice boy but very stubborn and slow. I won't be back.

This is an excellent place for children and adults alike who want to learn to ride and have the joy…read moreof being around these beautiful animals. The staff is caring, professional, knowledgeable, and down-to-earth. I highly recommend Wulfcrest Stables for anyone who loves or wants to get to know horses!

From the owner: The Stables at Wulf Crest Farm is a premier boarding, training, and lesson facility in Northern…read moreVirginia, located conveniently outside of Leesburg on Route 15. Multiple equine professionals create a welcoming and educational environment. The Stables at Wulf Crest offers unparalleled care for your four-legged animal. We take safety and health as top priority. We have experienced staff, clean facilities, ample amenities catering from the weekend hobbyist to the everyday competitor.

Beautiful facility, however, there is little to no organization. You are told one thing and then…read moresomething else is done. Simply put, this place is in a constant state of flux.

From the owner: "Orchard Manor is proud to offer boarding, training, lessons, and show opportunities in the heart…read moreof Leesburg. This beautiful historic 35 acre Equestrian Estate offers show quality indoor and outdoor rings, acres of lush paddocks, and backs up to miles of trails. Our trainers specialize in Hunter/Jumper/Equitation lessons, showing, and training/schooling horses."

It's right off of Rt. 50 where the two lanes merge to one. Barn Manger, Holly, lives right on the…read moreproperty so there is always someone there to watch the horses 24/7. Fields are incredibly spacious, open, and offer plenty of space for horses and ponies to run and graze. It is great for horses that need to release some of that pent up energy. However, there is also smaller fields available for horses that need to be turned out alone. Also, for ponies and horses that need it, there is "Fat Field" for equines that need restricted grazing. The main back field is a mixed herd. Ample shade is provided by a section of forest that the horses can go to. There is also a lake there. This is mainly a field boarding place so if you're looking for a large (we're talking HUGE) field for your horse, you need to check out this place. The people and atmosphere is nice and a really big plus. I have been to many barns in the area and have found this barn to be the friendliest and most inclusive. Everyone is welcomed, everyone is friendly towards one another, everyone is like family. There is little to no drama. There are no show-off know-it-all Dressage Queens. There are no flashy, snobby Hunter princesses. There are helpful equestrians of all disciplines (about equal numbers of Western and English riders) that truly love and care for all of the horses here. It's a diverse barn that has everyone from trail riders and gaited horse riders to Hunters and Jumpers and everyone in between. Everyone is welcome!! It's a diverse group! Lessons, leases, boarding, and showing are definitely affordable! Holly is a knowledgeable horsewoman and her students develop into well-rounded equestrians. She does not push you to show if you do not want to and teaches all ages and all levels. She works with you and breaks everything down for you so that you understand the "why's" of riding. She has a wide selection of ponies and horses for all abilities and offers flexible scheduling. She teaches both western and english lessons. If you are interested in showing, Holly runs a successful show team made up of both leasors and lesson students. It is a supportive, helpful group that makes showing a fun and low-stress experience for everyone. Some of the amenities include an outdoor ring, outdoor cemented wash stall, large fields, numerous small fields, trails, and ample space for tack storage! Join the CCF family! You won't regret it! They have a facebook page as their website. Search for "Croney's Corner Farm" to see pictures!

I watched a horse literally almost starved to death. I called animal control multiple times on…read morethem. The whole neighborhood is frustrated with them and the horses getting loose from broken fences. If you love your horses I'd look around . I saw one of their personal horses literally barely stand should have been put down but they made it suffer. Call animal control of Prince William and see how many times this farm has been called in