Business ProfileforBenbrook Stables

Regarding horse boarding only! I'd give 0 stars if I could. I boarded my horse at this facility for 7 weeks before moving him to another stable due to the poor care shown towards the horses and boarders by the owner. I paid ********** and gave a 30 day notice, but still have not heard about my $100 deposit that is supposed to be returned per the contract. Horses have forgotten to be fed including mine. I notified ***** the owner and to quote her..."It's OK if he misses a meal." Horses are crowded into a small pasture with no grass and no hay available for the horses to eat. There is no shelter or shade during these extremely hot temps. The side of the stable where the boarded horses are kept has broken things strewn all over the ground. The barn itself has open areas in the roof that are broken. ***** only cares about profits from weddings, kids camps, birthday parties and public trail rides. She does not care about the welfare of the horses or the concerns of the boarders....In response to owner's reply on my ****** review. Let's address these false claims.My horse was in excellent health when I brought him to Benbrook and had never had health issues prior to being to at this facility. He actually lost weight at Benbrook. Horses have not had access to hay for the last several days. Drive by the facility and see for yourself. Other boarders will vouch.. Walk through the boarder barn and property and you'll see the broken roof and equipment laying around. I was never asked to leave. I CHOSE TO LEAVE FOR THE SAFETY OF MY HORSE. Final lie from the owner... I have never abused my horse. The only time I was ever on the trails was with another boarder. I never accompanied any Benbrook staff on the trails.***** the owner does not like to be called out on mistakes so she makes false accusations to make the owner look bad. Make your own decisions, but I would NEVER recommend this place to board your horse. She cares about the money not the people or animals.

While we understand boarders get upset when they are asked to leave the barn, we are always surprised by the total false review they come up with in retaliation. We 100% reject every single word of *******'s false review. If any reader would like to see our facilities at any time, new videos and photos of life around Benbrook Stables are posted weekly all across social media. All photos on our website at www.benbrookstables.com are current and updated almost monthly. ******* had trouble the day she moved in. Her horse was in very poor condition from ******* feeding a very inexpensive, non nutritional horse and mule grain. We moved her to full care to put weight on her horse and help his overall condition. Under our care he filled out beautifully in a very short time. ******* struggled with being told her grain had no nutritional value and hesitated at every turn to change. Our grain is an all natural blend of oats, barley and corn with added electrolytes. It is very well balanced at 9% protein, 6%fat and 6%fiber. For horses that do not have any type of physical job, it is a perfectly well-balanced diet. We keep 3 to 4 round ***** of fresh coastal in the pastures at all times. All horses have free range access to the hay 24/7. Something I'm not sure that other barns provide for just $500 per month. We feed like clockwork at 7am and again in the afternoon 7 days a week, 365 days per year. We have never missed one feeding in the 30 years we have owned the stables. That is how we have grown our boarding from just 4 horses to have a waiting list every single month for the past 5 years. Like all potential boarders, ******* toured the facilities and interviewed with us before she moved in. If she had any questions about the condition of our facilities, she never once voiced them, until now. We have 100 acres of grazing pastures. It is July in ***** and right not the grass is definitely sparce. It will be abundant again in the fall and Spring. That is why we make certain to provide free range hay throughout the year whether we have grass at the moment or not. Every pasture has a grove of shade trees, or a ************** area for the horses. To "make" them go stand in the shade of the structure or trees is another story. To say our facility is run down is an amazing falsehood on any level. I ask anyone reading this to check out our photos across social media, our website and ******* You can find the truth in just one search. I do understand ******** frustration with being kicked off of the trails for mistreating her horse as well, but that has absolutely nothing to do with us. All riders on the trails and at the stables should treat their animals with kindness and respect at all times. ******* does not get a pass for any reason. We will never allow any person to mistreat, under nourish or harm a horse at any time, in any way.