Still looking... Barns on MA South Shore

[JumpinBean17]

Hi all;
I’m still in search of a barn on the South Shore- I’ll be living in the Braintree area and working in the Plymouth area.
I have heard a lot of the towns in this area are horsey heaven but I havn’t been able to find anything yet… and I would love a place that came with a recommendation instead of just finding a place online.

Must haves
-Indoor
-Be allowed to jump school outside of lessons (trust me I completely understand the rule but for myself I need to be able to school not just in lessons)

• Great care/knowledgeable staff who are accommodating (don’t worry I’m pretty laid back!)
  -Decent turnout
  -Under or around $750
• Does not need to have a trainer on premises as I am most likely planning to truck out for lessons (in my price range I’m figuring I won’t find a fab jumper trainer on premises)
  TIA!

[Just_Not_Native]

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[Jumperprincess]

you want quite a bit for not alot of $$$-may have to increase your budget a bit

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you want quite a bit for not alot of $$$-may have to increase your budget a bit[/QUOTE]

No she’s not. She stated she doesn’t need a trainer on premises that drops prices down a lot.

I know of many places around here that have indoors and decent turnout for much less then that. It’s the trainer that drives the prices up.

[aWp]

What about Wyn de Mare in Plympton? Good turn out, nice rings, and indoor, board around $650, if I’m not mistaken.

[claytonoliver]

I’m looking for something similar although an indoor is negotiable for me, and it is hard. Does anyone have any experience with Reunion Farm in Plympton? I’ll take any info I can get!! I’d appreciate any further suggestions people might have!

[TB7]

I know this thread is ridiculously old - but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. All of the above that OP stated down to starting location.

Right now my horses are in Middleboro -I’d like to move somewhere with more than 5 jumps and an H/J lesson program. I have an indoor at my current barn and my horse is in a 2 acre+ field. I’m looking for 2 stalls to bring my older pony with me.

And yes, I have tried Equinesite a few times and keep getting the same barns advertising to me.

[TB7]

Bump Please?

[HunterJumperWBF]

I suggest not riding at Reunion Farm. I rode there for two years too long! It was a nice facility, but still needs some work. The horses were basically replaced by ponies, and the girls there were so rude and non friendly. That’s just my opinion. :no:

[JumpinBean17]

TB7 - sending PM

[Allthebays]

Years too late but Reunion Farm is great especially with young horses. Great ppl . Handful of ponies . They have been in the business forever.