| Location |
| 3027 E. Covell Boulevard |
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| (530) 902-1628 |
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![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small} http://www.freshstartstable.com |
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A horse stable.
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2008-09-26 07:36:07 I boarded here for about a year. The stalls are large and well built. There is only one tacking-up area (cross-ties) and if it is full you have to tie your horse to a stall. There is an indoor wash rack, which some people find nice. The arena is medium size, with decent footing. It is not covered, so in the winter is gets muddy and in the summer the neighboring houses complain about the dust kicked up when people ride in the arena. There is a round pen, but it is really dilapidated and becomes a mud hole in the winter, when it's totally unusable. Everything is pretty old and falling apart, from the fencing to the buildings. BEWARE if you board here: it is a lesson stable, so there are a lot of high school kids and younger who come through and will pick up and use anything they find, so you MUST lock your things up. I got so much of my equipment stolen, lost or ruined by people who just take things without asking, even if it was in my tack trunk! If it's not locked, it will be stolen. The worst part about this stable is the people. They are snotty, stuck up, rude and just plain unfriendly. They are the worst type of horse people there is. The will look down their noses at you and your horse, and invade your space and tell you how to work with your horse. Somehow their instructors think that it's their job to boss EVERYONE around. There is a house on the property where renters live, and the people in the house are the absolute WORST. Avoid them at all costs. Also, the woman who runs the place is a single mom, so she's busy and not the type to do any upgrades or repairs on the property. Don't expect broken things to get fixed any time soon. —quarabaloosa
