A 1st class facility with great personnel. The have wonderful facilities and are caring stewards of…read morethe animals in their care. Great location as well.

Let me first start with the good; the property is beautiful and they have a nice big outdoor. That…read morewas the only thing I liked about this place. They fed well and the stalls are clean so I guess that's a plus too. What I didn't like: well to start they charge you for EVERYTHING! I have been at multiple barns all over the area and D&J has the most ridiculous policies. $10 dollars per lesson with your trainer but they don't offer any themselves. You have to pay monthly for a light to be hung in the winter and blanketing and you have to pay them for a box fan in the summer. Most every barn provides the first box fan but if it breaks then you buy the new one. Also they hang the fans so high you can't even feel them. My mare never sweats but she was drenched in her stall. Second: I came out one day to ride and was about to put her saddle pad on and she flipped. She pulled back so hard on the hitching post she almost pulled it out of the ground. My mare is a seasoned show horse so she's way used to getting her blanket thrown on. I have never seen so much terror in a horses eyes. I brushed it off as a fluke but it happened 3 weeks in a row. I had to work with her 2 weeks after that to desensitize her again. I still can't tie her up and it happened out of no where and I can only assume abuse. Third: I asked for night turn out as my mare is a sooty buckskin and I didn't want her to bleach out and she gets a real burned nose. At the time I asked it was in April and they said they would start in a week. Well a week rolls by and they haven't started but I saw on their white board they had written "Night Turnout 5/1" and a list of horses names including mine so I let it go. June rolls around and the end of June I notice she's starting to loose her color. But every Wednesday when I came to ride she was in her stall so I assumed she was on night turn out and was a little bleached cause obviously she would be turned out around 6 when the sun is still off and I shrugged it off. July is when I found out the truth. They were turning her out in the day. Their "turnout" is a round pen with no shade or shelter. I went out for a surprise visit (not on a Wednesday like usual) and she was COMPLETELY DRENCHED in sweat. I confronted them and they said "oh we don't do night turnout". I have several witnessed to the condition she was in. She was doing nothing but standing in this hot pen and she was breathing like I'd ridden her hard for over an hour. All and all I don't recommend this place for anyone's horses but especially high maintenance ones.

My homey and I came here one hot and humid Sunday afternoon to have our first experience of horse…read moreback riding, and let me tell you... we had a LOT of fun! The staff is extremely helpful and courteous, a little too gregarious at times lol... What we didn't like was that they didn't let us out of the barn cause it was our first friggin' time! We were there just to try it out ($20 a piece for an hour), although they offer full classes for interested individuals. Note to all the Wichitans who are always like "there's not much to do around here...", well there is! Go out and explore, horse back riding might be the thing for you.

Not recommended. Jill, the main instructor is not a nice person. I would not want my kids exposed…read moreto her yelling and demeaning comments. And the quality of instruction she provides is very low. There are definitely better places to experience and learn horesback riding in Wichita.

I couldn't wait to give this place 5 deserving stars! We had an amazing trail ride, everyone was…read morefriendly and answered all of our questions! The trail was beautiful and our guide Keaton was great. He stopped to show us a baby deer and take our pictures along the way. The horses were also very well taken care of, they told us some of the animals were rescued as well, which made it even better and showed how much they care about the treatment of the animals! After the trail we were able to meet "Waldo" the cutest calf and even feed some horses, visiting from Chicago this place was a breathe of fresh air, such an awesome experience and we will definitely be back! Thanks for welcoming us and showing us a great time!

My daughter has taken many horse riding lessons at C-Arrow Stables and loves it. The instructors…read moreare very knowledgeable and great with kids. They challenge each rider at their level so that they are constantly improving their riding skills. The horses are healthy and well trained.

She is wonderful and my dogs had a great time because one of them lost her voice and I know that…read morewhen I lose my voice it's because I had a blast somewhere. Any how, great prices and she really cares about her animals

It was the first time I ever boarded a dog and Kelsey was awesome. She promptly answered my texts…read morewhen I would check on Phoebe and she also gave Phoebe her Kong and peanut butter at night. All indications are that Phoebe had a good time.

My daughter loves coming here. They are wonderful with the kids! I love that they get to help with…read moreall aspects of the horse riding experience.

From the owner: Here at Lazy Bucks our main goal is to create a positive relationship between horse and rider…read more  Riders will experience time with a trained riding instructor. We also offer group lessons where our instructors work with four riders at a time maximum, guaranteeing the rider gets all the attention he/she needs.   However, lessons are not only for learning how to ride. Our instructors will teach riders how to care for a horse as well as how to brush, saddle, bridle, etc. while staying as safe as possible. For more information please contact us.  We hope to see you soon!