Windy Ridge

I've had my horse here for about 8 months and loved it. The turnout is excellent here with huge pastures and small groups. Even during the rainy season it doesn't get too muddy. The horses are well cared for, my hard keeper thrived at this barn! Everything is maintained well, they have a large outdoor and decent indoor for winter riding, and all the other boarders are very friendly and great to ride with as well. No trainers onsite but you can bring your own, they have jumps available too.
Jan 29th, 2022

May 11th, 2021

Wonderful place to board your horse. I've been here for almost 2 years and have now boarded two of my horses here. There is plenty of turnout and the horses are turned out in small groups in well cared for & well maintained grass pastures. The owners also take great care in trying to find quality hay and do a hay analysis each year. I struggled with my horses weight & overall condition for YEARS until I moved to Windy Ridge. The barn environment is nice and quiet and the horses are kept in a routine. There is no lesson program on site but you can bring in your own trainer. Very nice outdoor and indoor to ride in. You can also ride down the dirt road. Definitely would recommend, my horses have thrived here.
Feb 1st, 2021

Great place to board! Horses get lots of turn-out time in big pastures as well as quality feed and all the hay they can eat. Stalls and water buckets are cleaned daily. They have a very large outdoor and indoor arena which both have excellent footing. All disciplines are welcome here.
Dec 6th, 2020

Very poor experience here. The owner was uncommunicative and unresponsive to my basic requests for my horse, and ultimately kicked me out after I advocated for my horses needs. Just one example, we agreed before I moved in that my horse could have a stall by the door, with the door left open at night, except in cases of bad weather. He has a history of heaves and develops a bad cough quickly after being in a stuffy barn. This farm does not offer pasture board, which is what I usually prefer. She agreed to keep the door open, saying it would be no problem because no other horses were in that section of the barn. I noticed my horse developing a cough, and I started coming out in the evenings, only to find that the barn door was closed every night. I respectfully expressed my displeasure and asked to find a compromise, to the response "Sometimes doors need to be closed. The other horses could freeze to death." 1) It was literally summer, and 2) there were no other horses in this part of the barn, with a closed door connecting the other section. This is just one example of her complete disregard for my most basic requests, and her inability to compromise. I felt she was punishing my horse because she had a bone to pick with me, which is never, ever appropriate.
Dec 29th, 2020