#2Author of original report
Mon, January 18, 2016
There is a big difference with an older horse not looking so great and being at least 100 pounds underweight! I trusted Jenny Voight to take care of my horse and even paid her for "extra" grain. The worst part was that I considered her a friend. I was blinded by the fact that she was pocketing the money for extra grain while my horse was becoming emaciated. Jenny will tell you that Gracie had bad teeth. She had a vet check and there was no medical reason why she was underweight. She just needed more grain! In fact, within 2 months of being removed from Voight Farms she had regained all of her weight. The picture that was included in the orginal report was taken the day that Gracie was removed from Voight Farms. The worst part is that Jenny claimed that Gracie was doing GREAT!
Anonymous
Spotswood,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, September 10, 2013
My daughter boarded her horse at Voight Farms for about a year. We ended up moving her horse to another facility when the barn manager kept lying about the amount of food that she was feeding our horse!!! We basically had to go to the barn everyday to make sure that he was being fed!!! Otherwise, my daughter would notice that her horse had lost a significant amount of weight!!! The horses are not offered any water in their stalls and they have dirty pond water to drink from.
Another reason why I moved my daughter's horse is because my daughter was afraid of Jenny Voight. Jenny is a good trainer but she is overly agressive towards her riders. My daughter's horse is being taken care of at a barn in Monmouth County where he has plenty of food and clean water. My daughter's new trainer is very patient with her and we couldn't be happier. I wish that I had spent some time looking into this barn before we moved our horse there.
Michael
North Brunswick,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, June 23, 2013
I've boarded my horse for many years at Voight Farms. This is a nice family owned horse farm with beautiful expansive grounds run by hard working people with good ethics. The horses at this farm all receive excellent care from the Voights and any suggestion to the contrary is untrue.
I would bet anythging that this complaint was filed by a disgruntled deadbeat horse owner that probably abandoned their horse at the farm for a long period of time. When they came back to claim or see the horse they made up this lame excuse to avoid having to pay their past boarding fees.
What a surprise this person is now in Vegas... in addition to being a liar, they probably have a gambling problem too. I am happy to act as a reference as a satisfied client of Voight Farms. I am also happy to act as a reference for any complaint filed against the creator of this ripoff report complaint. My email address is (((ROR redacted))). I will provide my phone number also following any request.
Starved Horse
Las Vegas,#5Author of original report
Fri, January 11, 2013
The SPCA was at Voight Farms today to take a statement from Jenny Voight and Jesse Voight. Gracie was examined by the SPCA and their vet and they determined that there was no medical reason for her to be malnourished. Fortunately, Gracie has gained a significant amount of weight since she left Voight Farms and is doing great!