Pine Bridge Farm

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Was at a local emergency surgery center near this facility and was told how they threw a boarder with a 30+ year old horse out even though she was paid til the end of the month on a late winter Sunday night. Horse was returning from life saving treatment and was not allowed to unload. Punishing the horse, not very good horsemanship.

You worry at some barns that your horse is only getting the bare minimum, and you feel like you have to do most of the work yourself or else it just won't get done right. That's not a problem at Pine Bridge! They dotted over my horse the way I would have if he were at home with me. You can tell that the staff really loves horses and that they're aiming to run a barn that they'd want to board at! There are prettier facilities in the area (some old buildings are being renovated still, and new stalls are being added) but its always improving. Also they have the cutest dogs.