Ive been in the horse business on and off for the last 30 years my wife and I found this little gem of a 12 stall stable, intimate, friendly, nice ring , some walkouts stalls good grazing and caring people. This is our mare, Baby D.

I have had a wonderful experience at Staffordshire Equestrian Center since I moved my horse there, recently from another local barn. The horsemanship of the owners, Sarah and Bill Hyers is second to none. They take a client-centered strategic approach with the philosophy, “it’s all about what is best for you and your horse.” Sarah and Bill take a personal and compassionate interest in the care of each and every horse, while conscientiously and graciously paying special attention to the individual needs of both the horse and the rider.The riding lesson and training program at Staffordshire shares the same philosophy of horsemanship excellence with delivering exceptional client service. All the trainers are impressive with their years of experience, and presentation of knowledge and skills of all levels of riding expertise, with a positive, friendly and caring attitude. In addition, all of the school horses are safe, well-mannered and well maintained.The stables and riding center are located in the picturesque setting of Horseshoe Acres equestrian community, and feature beautiful, state-of-the art matted open air stalls. My horse especially enjoys her large private walk-out paddock attached to her spacious stall!I simply couldn’t be happier and satisfied that I moved my horse to Staffordshire, where Sarah and Bill take impeccable care of their barn, the horses, students and their owners!

Our daughter started with the summer camp program and had a great time. I have never seen her so enthused about camp and loved the aftercare program. She loves the hands on approach and learning about the horses and how to care for them. We have continued on with lesson after camp ended. I only have the highest regard for the instructors’ and staff.

Great place, great people.

We put our both kids on that summer camp for one week. First day was a disaster (3min on horses) I called the owner at night and she explained it was because of the orientation day and that the next day they will spend 30min on the horses (her contract says clearly 10.00am to 12.30pm breakdown session & riding time). I told her it was not for us because 30min per day out of 6h camp was just not enough for my kids who ride every summer. She told me in a rude way that they were an educational camp not a traditional riding camp. When I was able To speak on the phone (as she was angry and cutting me every second) I suggested her to change the name of her camp and to take off the word riding.I then asked to charge me that first day and refund the rest of the week she told me no. With hope for the second day, they went back, At their arrival she took them apart to talk to them about our conversation (which I thought was an adult conversation) making them soooo uncomfortable bringing my daughter to tears like, saying thing like did you read the text your mom sent me (putting her phone on my daughters face!!!!) making her reading out loudSo her brother can hear. After she showed on her face the paper with the rules also in a mean way. That is so unprofessional especially if youre supposed to work with kids! Unacceptable! When I texted her at the end of the second day (after my daughter melt down in my car at pick up) she responded I dont understand how you can say that, my lawyer will contact you, I have no more to say to youDefinitively dont put your kids in that place!Still debating on a refund for such an unacceptable service and attitude.

Professionalism is first and foremost. You will learn how to correctly ride, groom and take care of your horse, the owner is strict, but fair. Safety for both the rider and the horse is her top concern. Boarders know their animals are safe and not a part of some petting zoo. The staff works hard to keep the facility clean and organized. Camps are provided during the summer and focus on making sure the children are ready to ride safely. I recommend the program for anyone who want to learn to ride in a professional manner.

This stable is TERRIFIC! The boarders and riders are respectful, friendly, and truly enjoy being a part of this equestrian family! The staff are knowledgeable and care greatly for the horses and students. One-hour group or private lessons equip the student to ride safely, to groom and tack his/her horse or pony, and to care for the horse properly after the lesson. It is a beautiful, well-kept facility in a quiet equestrian neighborhood. I love it here!

I currently take lessons there and help with the camps after attending them for 3 years. The trainers there do not like to yell or seem disrespectful in any way. We are only strict to make sure that everyone is listening and pays attention so no one gets hurt or sent to the hospital. We have grown friendships with these children also and have fun playing games and drawing. We have also improved the barn and there are helpers that clean also (some of which are people that take lessons). We have had employees that have stayed for a long time and helped out a lot with camps.

Disorganized place. My daughter was bounced around to various instructors until we finally left. Was never able to get the instructor we wanted (who eventually left herself) and later found out the instructor my daughter had towards the end of our time here didnt even ride horses!

This was a thoroughly unpleasant experience for my 8 year old. She attended a four day camp and was shouted at and bullied by the owner. The owner shouted at her for not answering questions in front of girls she didnt know, and tipped her lunchbox onto the table and commanded her to Eat. When I told the woman not to raise her voice at my shy and reserved daughter, she asked if she was special needs and that she wasnt going to change her program to suit her. An absolutely terrible experience. Avoid at all cost!

Staffordshire holds there students to higher standards with an emphasis on horsemanship, sportsmanship and life lessons. Producing some of the most talented students in the east coast.

Great people! We love this place. So great that we have it in Boca.

NO STARS. What I first thought was an old school tough-as-nails approach to teaching was in actuality abusive, name-calling condescension. We pulled our daughter out of there and would never support them again.

Ive been going there for 2 years the staff and surroundings is very helpful for me i brought my cousins last year and theyve been in love ever since. I recommend 5 stars because of the wonderful experiences ive had .I hope others will try this experience its truly one ill never forgot !

The Staffordshire equestrian Center is a professional Horse Boarding Center.They provide Summer Camp where you can learn how to ride,tack,mount,groom correctly.Fridays at the Camp is the Show and the parents can see what the kids are learning.

They teach you how to ride and they dont rush you they let u work at your own speed

They are Rude! When your child is sick the owner will yell at you and call you a liar. My car was broken into in the parking lot broke the glass and stole everything out right in plain site....DONT USE THIS PLACE NONE OF THE EMPLOYEES STAY EITHER

My child loves this place

Great place!! very clean and many friendly people

Dont use their summer camp. This center is not well equipped to handle children nor children get to ride horses. Beware.

Unpleasant owner.