I have been riding with Quiet Rein for over ten years. In the hunter jumper world it is rare to…read morestay with one training program for so long. I stay at Quiet Rein because I love the great instruction, the impeccable horse care, and the unwavering, unswerving, and uncompromising rule that all people who ride at the barn be kind to one another.

Quiet Rein was recommended to me, after taking a few years off from riding. I have been with them…read more3 years now. Both Jill and Robin have been instrumental in improving my riding. My lessons are encouraging, supportive and help me set goals. Jill helped me find my current horse and I can't say enough about how she choose an equine partner that fits me so well. Quiet Rein and its dedicated, professional trainers, is a wonderful place to ride and learn.

I shopped around for a few months and this was by far the best training and price I found. Jody is…read moreso knowledgable and a true trainer. She gives challenging exercises that are strength building and fun. She gives great directions for correcting and clearly has been doing this for a while. The school horses are very good too. I highly recommend this place and will say that you will get way more than your money's worth. I went to 3 places before I came to her, including Lake Oswego Hunt Club.

I'm so glad we found this place! (and Jessica! She's awesome. Honest, patient, understanding,…read moreknowledgeable...sweet and kind too)!

I took my 6 yr old Granddaughter here for a lesson. Margo was very kind and totally explained…read moreeverything she needed her to do. She was taught to use two different brushes, how to clean the hooves with a brush, how to put the blanket on her horse, the saddle and the bit. She was careful to explain how yo walk around a horse and what yo do when approaching a horse from behind so as not to startle them. She got to guide the horse out to the wonderful indoor riding arena and she taught her the proper way to mount the horse and she got to ride also. It was a wonderful experience

My daughter went to summer camp here this summer and had a blast. She can't get enough of any…read moreanimals since but absolutely loved horseback riding. She also ended up sick and missing a good chunk of the week. They were very kind and offered to give her the make up days in another week this summer which we gladly accepted.

Love her! You be amazed by experience you get whether its training your horse or Mercedes giving…read moreyou a lesson she is a wealth of knowledge and has an eye for what is needed from both rider and horse.

I've now been a boarder at Sky Ranch for over 2 years, and can honestly share that it's heaven on…read moreEarth. I've had my Arabian gelding for over a decade plus, and when his former boarding facility closed I was so stressed to find that magical place that lets "horses be horses". Sky Ranch is the bees knees, it understands horses true nature. My boy is out on a large pasture with a herd of friends 24/7 turn out in the Spring /Summer and evening turn in the Winter to well cleaned and drained stalls. He's allowed to free graze, gets the highest quality hay and alfalfa daily, plus owner provided grain/supplements and meds fed by Jon (huge solid rock of support) and Franny (who is the kindest human you will ever know); both live on site. Big hearts. Serious animal lovers. The real deal. Community is important and the trails are off the hook amazing (vistas, meadows , creek crossings, old growth forest, alders, resident owls and all the flora and fauna of the PNW) looking for community for your horse and yourself, Sky Ranch is the real deal, truly a unicorn in the equestrian world, and so close to Portland. Jon cares deeply for the herd, and has a personal connection to your horse and their quirks and personality; it's truly peace of mind because if anything feels off, he's huge on communication. I love this, and I'm so grateful.

Sky Ranch is not only a beautiful property, the owner and staff always go the extra mile to ensure…read morethat families feel welcome and that horse are well cared for.

Carolyn teaches the basics of good riding. She has students from every age group imaginable. The…read morehorses are well cared for and get lots of turnout. The facility is new and clean. I have ridden with Carolyn for 4 years and I enjoy my lessons so much! Carolyn teaches hunters as well as jumpers. It is so much fun to ride at Goin Places!

I love this place!!!! The horses are awesome especially Possum!!! Carolyn is very kind and helps me…read morelearn as much as I can in my lessons! I have won multiple first places and three champions in my shows with Carolyn's trusty pony Possum. All horses are very kind and have a loving personality. I would DEFINITELY recommend this hunter jumper equine school for kids and adults no matter their experience level!!!!! -Olivia, age 10

My horse is so happy here! The animals are obviously well loved and cared for. The owner is a…read morewonderful person who you can trust to love your horse as if it were her own child. The price is right on for the top quality care. My horse is 23 years old and when I brought her to stay at Coyote Moon Ranch she perked up and became almost a different horse. Much happier, more trusting and loving even towards me!

Coyote Moon Ranch is awsome! I've been taking lessons and can't wait till the next one! Everyone is…read moreso friendly and the barn is always clean. Miranda

Linda, Kelly and everyone at Wild Horse Mountain Farm are not only amazing, they genuinely love,…read morecare, support and, respect horses (all animals actually) and families (including mine). There are not enough words to express the gratitude for everything they have and, continue to do for my family and I. We met Linda a year ago, never imagining how it would impact our lives in such a beautiful, meaningful and special way. When we met Linda, she showed us her farm as she was also sharing learnings about the love, healing and care of horses in such an easy way for our kids to comprehend and appreciate. Her values, approach and love for nature blew our minds. As we approached the end of our meeting, my husband and kids walked back to the car while I stayed with Linda a little longer as I wanted to share with her that my son was recently diagnosed with ADHD and, I wanted to get her thoughts about how (and if) horse riding lessons could benefit my son. Keep in mind, that the isolation driven by the pandemic only added to my son's anxiety and enhanced other issues. I was desperate and i was at a breaking point where I felt so helpless and thought there might not be something out there that would be safe and could help us. As I was sharing this with Linda and, tears ran down my mask, she gave me a strong hug and continued to listen. She didn't have to listen to me, she didn't have to comfort me and she certainly didn't have to give more of her time yet, she did and, willingly with such a pure loving heart. Horse riding lessons was certainly a game changer for my son, Kelly is instrumental! My son gained confidence, he was able to start looking into his trainer eyes when talking and being talked to, he was able to be and remain calmed most of the time, he connected with each horse he rode, he cared and respected horses feelings, etc... so many benefits. Heck, I even started learning how to connect with horses and care for them (I even got to have a few riding lessons myself). It certainly takes a village. I could probably write a book here . We are so thankful, blessed and happy to be part of the Wild Horse Mountain Farm family. BIG shout out to Linda and Kelly! Thank you for all that you do and all that you are.