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Emerald Lane StableAdded: 06/09/2009 8:40pm
| Stable manager/owner: |
unknown |
| Stable website: |
unknown |
| Type of stable: |
public |
| Street: |
unknown |
| City: |
Bothell |
| State: |
WA |
| ZIP Code: |
unknown |
| Phone number: |
unknown |
| Approximate size of property: |
5 acres |
| Approximate number of horses on property: |
50-74 |
| Approximate age of stalls: |
10-25 years old |
| Types/sizes of stalls: |
Box stall |
| Number of arenas: |
1-5 |
| Type of footing in the arenas: |
sand |
| Number of turnouts: |
1-5 |
| Type of turnout: |
dirt |
| Access to trails or bridle path: |
difficult to access |
| Approx. number of vets in service area: |
more than 21 |
| Approx. number of farriers in service area: |
more than 21 |
| Number of trainers on premises: |
2-5 |
| Trainers for which disciplines: |
Hunter/Jumper, Dressage, Western Pleasure, Saddle Seat, Natural Horsemanship |
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| Disciplines supported: |
Hunter/Jumper, Dressage, Western Pleasure, Saddle Seat, Therapeutic, Natural Horsemanship, Other |
| Type of feed: |
Alfalfa hay |
| Supplemental feeding services: |
no |
| Frequency of stall cleaning: |
once a day |
| Horse shows held: |
no |
| Indoor or covered arena available: |
yes |
| Eventing course available: |
no |
| Eventing course level: |
N/A |
| Race track available: |
no |
| Hot walker or Euroxciser available: |
none |
| Grooming/care services available: |
with trainer only |
| Number of crossties: |
11-15 |
| Number of hitching posts: |
1-5 |
| Number of washracks: |
1-5 |
| Heated water in washracks: |
yes |
| Breeding facilities available: |
yes |
| Trailer parking available: |
yes |
| Grazing available: |
yes |
| General boarding costs: |
$400-$600/month |
| Cost of trailer parking: |
unknown |
| Other features: |
covered round pen |
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| Disclaimer: The following reviews are solely the opinions and claimed experiences of the reviewers. Horse Stable Review does not endorse any of the following reviews and cannot attest to the veracity of the statements made by the reviewers. |
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Reviewed by Happy on 09/10/2010 1:02am |
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful |
| Age: |
not specified |
| Length of riding career: |
11-20 years |
| Rider classification: |
Intermediate |
| Main riding discipline: |
Dressage |
| Number of horses owned: |
1-3 |
| How long at this stable: |
more than 7 years |
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What I like:
Nice people, great care of the horses, my trainer is wonderful, it's quiet, close in, large indoor arena, good quality feed, easy going atmosphere. I can leave my horse without worrying while I'm away. Not sure what prompted the previous review - yes they charge for turnout but that isn't unusual and a lot of owners don't want their horses turned out so it keeps the basic board down for them, no there isn't any additional charge for 'better' quality feed. Everyone gets the same feed. We have lots of long time residents living and being ridden into their late 20s and 30s and looking great! It can't be an unhealthy place. |
What needs improvement:
It IS an older barn and the paddocks do get muddy during the winter but the alternative is to not have horses turned out in them. Welcome to the northwest! |
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Reviewed by Sarah on 06/09/2009 8:50pm |
16 out of 26 people found this review helpful |
| Age: |
18 |
| Length of riding career: |
6-10 years |
| Rider classification: |
Intermediate |
| Main riding discipline: |
Hunter/Jumper, Dressage |
| Number of horses owned: |
1-3 |
| How long at this stable: |
less than 1 year |
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What I like:
When I boarded there, I liked the lounge and indoor arena. People who do self care and are there every day seem to do fine. |
What needs improvement:
Just about everything. 1) You had to pay about $20 extra per week for 3 day/week turnout in muddy, tiny turnouts. 2) Feeding- they feed crappy, cheap hay with no nutritional value. You have to pay more on top of the boarding fee for the better hay. 3) They do not clean the stalls everyday...you're lucky if they clean them every three days. 4) small, dark stalls. 5) about half the barn is rented by a local saddleseat trainers. these trainers students hog the arena (5-6 horses/riders plus at least one pulling a cart...) from morning to evening. If you want to actually use the arena to train, get there really early or really late. |
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