Whipple Creek Riding Center

My horse «Duke» has been in here for over 1 ½ years and it is my home away from home, the owners Jared and Kim and their beautiful children are so kind and they have done a great job of hiring Rachel the barn manager, and the entire staff, Al, Shane and Jesus all of them take great care of our horses and they are always improving the stables. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to board their horse or horses!

I’m a fan of the new management here. They seem to care about the horses and overall well being of the barn. Also seems like they’ve put a decent amount of money into the place. I was told the place used to look kinda crummy, it looks great these days and it has unbeatable access to the trails behind the property.

We’re moving our horse to WCRC after checking out all of the completed improvements and seeing continuous improvements each time we go there. The owners are great people and have very positive attitudes. The manager is very knowledgeable and super nice! She showed us around on many occasions while we were deciding if we wanted to move there or not. We can’t wait to get Travis out there to his new home!

My Horse has been boarded here for over a year and it has been great, the new owners have begun really updating the place as it was mch needed, Rachel the new barn manager is very good with the horses, the events scheduled have gone off beautifully, there is a nice indoor arena, 300 miles of trails, nice people boarding there, and the rent is reasonable. The new owners have some great ideas for the future of Whipple Creek and I for one want to help them make it the best place!

I boarded here for about four years. It was a great, inexpensive place to board with first-​rate care for the horses, largely because of an extremely knowledgeable manager who was always willing to go the extra mile. Then, the place was bought by people who have no interest or knowledge about horses whatsoever. Instead of recognizing what great management they had, they hired a «business manager» who is a boarder, but who knows very little about horses either. They allowed the so-​called business manager to teach riding lessons to their kids, so the arena turned into a dangerous free-​for-​all. They instituted barn rules more designed for a church camp for 12 year old girls than adults. They then fired their experienced manager and hired some kid with very little experience to replace her. It seems extensive knowledge of horses is a negative in the new owners’ eyes. I think this place is on a long slow slide, and the horses are going to suffer. Too bad, because I really enjoyed my time here. But, I love my horses and want them where they are well-​cared for by knowledgeable people. If you feel the same way, this is probably not the place for you.

I am trying to find a phone number to reach this boarding facility… can anyone help me? Thank you.

My daughter boards her horse at this facility to nice facility it’s older but it’s taken care of by the proprietors and by the on-​site management. We like the fact that there is individual turnouts for Leo or we can have him put out in the pasture with the other horses when it’s open. What my daughter loves is the fact that she can walk out the front gate and she’s on the Whipple Creek Trail system. We like that there are on-​site trainers that teach both Western and English, and are very knowledgeable in horse show we say remedies and the like. It’s actually farther away mileage wise from our house but easier and quicker to get to timewise because it’s all freeway.
Eventually the Whipple Creek Trail system group will have the trail finished over to the fairgrounds so that we connect the ride from the barn to the fairgrounds and be there for events.
The borders in the facility a really nice people always willing to lend a hand help out wherever needed and a pretty good group of volunteers.