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Serenity Ridge Farm and Equestrian Center

191 Eagle Lane, Pullman, WA 99163, USA

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Place Types Travel agency
Address 191 Eagle Lane, Pullman, WA 99163, USA
Coordinate 46.7545547,-117.1417772
Website http://www.srfpullman.com/
Rating 4.5
Compound Code QV35+R7 Pullman, WA, USA

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Serenity Ridge Farm and Equestrian Center

Reviews

Lee Tatum (01/18/2018)

Wonderful trainer, facility, and horses! I started taking lessons with Katie a few months ago and I couldn't be happier. She's an excellent trainer--extremely knowledgeable, patient, explains things well, matched me with a dream horse, and she's funny! I'm an older rider and still a beginner, yet this is not an issue at her facility. She trains riders at all levels & I'm making good progress in a short time because she's great at what she does. She has an indoor arena so I've been able to ride through the winter, and the center is less than 4 miles from Pullman. The horse she chose for me is extremely well-trained & responsive, and she's content and affectionate, which is very important to me. You can tell a lot about a facility and the trainer by how the horses behave. When you come into this stable, the horses here have their ears up & forward, and like to to have their necks or faces scratched. It's clear that they are used to be handled kindly & competently.and that they like people. I've only had one other trainer, and she's at the L.A. Equestrian Center. I moved here from California in late August and was worried I wouldn't find anyone else like Jacq (Toadstool Farm), but Katie is fantastic. I feel very lucky to have found Serenity & that Katie is taking new students.

Johanna Zamora (10/02/2018)

Excellent full care facility. Your horse's consideration are their primary goal.

Camren Richards (03/01/2017)

I took my dog here to run around. It was a good spot. The hills really tired her out

Amy S (06/29/2017)

I boarded here for 2 years and after having to move out of state due to work, I miss this place! During the two years I was there, I fed and cleaned horses' stalls a few mornings a week to reduce the rate of my board (which I really appreciated and it also let me get a good understanding of all the work necessary to run a boarding facility). Having been a few other places, I now realize what a great job they do there. Stalls are cleaned with each feeding (a.m. and p.m.) Horses are turned out as often as weather allows and the barn aisle is cleaned each day. They also implement a fly management system to greatly reduce number of insects in the barn. Each stall has an automatic water unit and attached run. There are two arenas, one outdoor and an indoor. I really took the indoor for granted because now I Iive in an area where the winters are just as long but there is no covered arena except for the county arena 20 mins away. Many positive features that are difficult to find in a small town like Pullman.