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March 2024 by tina buus
Been with the facility since the beginning. The owner puts her heart and soul into trying to accommodate every horse and human that boards there.
She has had different staff ( some call teenagers or young) Most are mid to late 20's. Younger ones will work with another staff membe. Almost all staff members put Horse above human, which is how it should be. Most requests for improvements or change are done though may take a little time to get complete. The setting at this property is absolutely beautiful.
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July 2023 by Susan Morris
Had an amazing time, meeting people and riding my horse in most beautiful surroundings.
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June 2023 by Dana M.
Farm owners and workers are always so attentive and fun to visit with. They've noticed health issues with my horse quickly, notified me and personally helped as needed. Lovely on site trails and residential dirt roads to ride on. So thankful to be here.
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June 2023 by Faith Ebel
Some of the greatest memories I hold have been made on this beautiful farm! I have boarded her for 5 years and I have always experienced the best care possible. Marla always has the horses best interest at heart! Beautiful trails and lake on sight, indoor, outdoor arenas, obstacle course, amazing tack room with individual large lockers. Mares and geldings separated. Some of the most beautiful, lush grass pastures I’ve ever seen! Come join the Lakeveiw community ❤️
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June 2023 by Greta Johnson
I’ve been riding here since I was 12 and it has always been such a special place. There is a great community built up that creates a lot of support. I’ve also worked there on and off for over 4 years. One of my favorite things about Lakeview are the amazing trails. And of course the sweet horses!!
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June 2023 by Melissa Larson
Used to work there. It COULD be an amazing barn and the land is beautiful. The boarders that have horses there all have each others back. Great community. They are are amazing but get ready to rely on other boarders to take care of your horse even If you pay for care . You never know what's gonna happen That's all I have to say. 1 star. Oh and be prepared to be lied too .
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June 2023 by Misty Caston
I have boarded here for 20 years. It's a beautiful 150 acre farm with a good sized indoor and a HUGE outdoor and miles of trails.
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June 2023 by Plum Ridiculous
Best pastures I have ever seen. And lots of wonderful trails on property.
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January 2022 by Barb Burdick
Great workers!!
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January 2020 by Dawna Bernhagen
Care isn't provided with your board. Fortunately there is a great family style community of folks boarding here that will check on your horse for you, if asked. What is included is the basics - food, water and shelter:Shelters are inadequate for the number of horses. It is demanded that boarders blanket their horses according to owner's determination of weather. This service is not provided by the farm. The fences are deteriorating causing injuries. The horses are in muddy paddocks Oct- June. Thrush is a constant concern. The summer pastures are large and the horses are rotated.Hay is poor quality and has caused health problems for many horses. The automatic waters often have issuesThe indoor arena is often crowded in the fall/winter/spring with multiple lessons and folks trying to ride. The trainers are all fantastic and work around each other well, there's just a limited amount of space and room to groom/saddle. The footing is uneven and not maintained for the frequency of use. The outdoor arena is large but about 1000 feet from the barn. It has poor drainage, it is more like a solid open area to ride than an arena with footing and rarely maintained with a drag.There are trails and an obstacle course area that was built by fellow boarders. Be careful of gopher holes.The tack room is new but there is a rodent problem. Any requirement you may have is subject to a fee and condescending lecture. The owner will try to diagnose a horse regardless of what a vet has to say. Fortunately she rarely leaves her house. Chores are completed by a group of young teenagers and a revolving door of adults. Communication is by public posts on Facebook, often with rants and negativity.What this barn has going for it is a community of friendly folks that support each other and a few very talented trainers. Lessons do require an arena fee and a charge to use a horse if you don't have your own.
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January 2019 by Gene Stifter
I have no idea I've never been there