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Businiess name:
Creekside Stables
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Review by:
James M.
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Sheryl Butler owns the stables and teaches all the classes herself. She seems to do a great job with kids, and is certainly one of the best instructors I've ever had. (My wife and I used to learn in and around London - we've been enjoying lessons every week since 1994, and have been taught by Sheryl since 1998.)
The stables are friendly and simple. We don't like a lot of the airs and attitude that came with some of the posher-looking centers we visited - we're more interested in how well the horses are cared for, and the quality and safety of the horses and instruction we get.
Sheryl doesn't do trail rides - all instruction is either in the big covered arena, or out in the jumping fields. She does provide livery, if you have your own horse - we don't, but the owners there would be happy to talk to you, I'm sure. (We prefer to spend our money on riding vacations!)
If you're any kind of rider, thinking about learning, or like the idea of just being able to ride reasonably well and safely on a vacation, I can recommend Sheryl wholeheartedly. (Just don't be put off if she doesn't answer the phone - she's probably teaching!)
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