Victory Stables

Tess Kenney

Enjoyed our time at Victory Stables. My daughter and her friend did a modified "fun on the ranch experience". Tricia was awesome. We will definitely be back for more lessons.

Carly Harry

We booked a birthday party for my daughters here and communicated with the owners prior to the event so that everything could be ready. We arrived to find trash and junk everywhere and nothing was prepared for. My family had to spend a lot of time trying to move rusty, broken items out of the way so we could even have space for the event we paid for, all while the employee sat by and watched without offering help to remove their trash. The grass was not cut, which made it unsafe for older guests to maneuver, dog poop littered the pavilion area, and the pavilion was surrounded by discarded appliances. Although the kids had fun during the riding portion, the facilities were an absolute embarrassment. I am disappointed that this place wasn’t run in a more professional way - we wouldn’t have hesitated to bring our girls back for lessons, but it’s a shame how it is run and maintained. Safety is definitely not a top priority with all of the rust and broken debris around.

Monica Knepper

Not sure where to even start with this horrid place. I have witnessed the true narcissistic owner telling any lies possible to make a sale. I purchased 7 horses from her and was promised papers that I'm still waiting for 4 years later!! I purchased so many because most were neglected and I felt that I was saving them. She doesn't care about the well-being of the horses or people. Her only care is to fill her pocketbook with your money. None of her adult children have real jobs. They work at the stable and also collect welfare benefits 100%. The church is not a church but a cult that is only used so the owner doesn't have to pay taxes. The people claiming this a wonderful place have never been to a legit stable that isn't run by 13 years olds.

Jason Wilbert

Victory Stables is family oriented and friendly place to ride horses. We went for our 14-year anniversary and had the experience of cleaning the horse, learning the commands, and a very long and soothing trail ride. We recommend to anyone looking for a nice day out. The stable has over 100 horses to look at. I recommend if you are going to ride, dress with long pants (preferably jeans) and wear boots. A t-shirt should do fine and if cooler a flannel shirt is perfect. Don't be afraid to get dirty and enjoy the outdoor experience. The price is reasonable for the amount of time you are putting forth to the experience. We came up from Texas to visit family, and will visit again on our next vacation.