Wild Heart Farm

Spring has finally sprung!  I just wanted to take a minute to appreciate it.  I am thoroughly enjoying my time at Wild heart Farm.  Our horses are happy and healtjy.  Our facilities are clean, tidy, and well maintained.  Our lesson students are learning and growing at an amazing pace.  Our boarders are a group of interesting, wonderful people.  Lastly, Ruth is an awesome owner/boss.  I can't think of any where I'd rather be.  If you haven't already, come join us!

We had our first ladies nite gathering last nite.  What a great time!!  We were doing barrels and had lots of laughs!!  Quite windy though!  Hopefully next Tuesday will be better weather.

Erin, the Kamazee Kowgirl,  boarded her horses @ Wild Heart Farm this weekend after the PBR show in Toledo.  What a pleasure to meet this young lady.   A real sweetheart.  And a pro at what she does!!  Check out her website!

http://www.kamikazekowgirls.com

I really wanted to have the name of this forum to read "As the manure spreader turns"  but there wasn't enough room for the whole thing. 

As the owner of a boarding establishment, I often wish there were a place to share ideas, tips, information, references and just everyday happenings of boarding barns here in Northwest Ohio. 

So, here it is!

Do you need a reference for a new boarder?  Who are the barn hoppers.hard to please boarders, boarders who don't pay?  Please do not use names of persons, but you can always send a private email.  Also, state only facts.