Complaint Review: Trinity Farms - lakeland Tennessee

To the absurd comment titled "Trinity Farm is a horrible ripoff".

Here at Trinity Farm we are about family, not being the best or having the nicest things.  Some of the kids that work here, dont even work here, they volunteer. The kids that work here do it because they love to help others and work to gain lesson credit.  Poppy offers FREE lessons to the kids that want to help disbaled children ride horses.  She is in no way forcing these kids to work or abusing their labor.  Poppy offers a great program for kids that want to ride, but their parents cannot afford it.  She is the most willing and loving person I have ever met, and is willing to work with anybody.

Nothing is expected of anyone at Trinity Farm other than respect, hard work, and to love the horses. Many of the younger riders take once a week lessons for fun and their parents enjoy watching them ride.  Others do it more seriously and show competitivley.  Poppy will suggest certain things for you to become a better rider because that is her job, and she is coaching like any other coach would in any other sport.

As to the comments about the farm.... this is complete crap.  Trinity is so well taken care of, and poppy, jaosn, and our workers work 24/7 to insure everything is safe and the horses are taken care of.  Poppy gets up in the middle of the night to go check on the horses to make sure they are all safe and sound.  She cares more about the animals and riders than any other riding instructer I have ever met.  

I have been to several different barns, and let me tell you... poppy has the healthiest horses I have ever seen.  Yes poppy will charge an eqipment fee if it is being used by people who do not have their own because she has to frequently replace it to keep up with demand.  You are encouraged to buy your own things so you do not have to worry about this fee or other people using your things. We are very sorry that you were not happy here at Trinity Farm, because everyone else that is here is very, very happy.

Leasing or doing anything other than paying for lessons is completley optional... if you want to show, poppy suggests you help pay for your own horse to take to these shows, because it would be more expensive for you to take a horse that was not yours... she is trying to save you money.

So to the person you wrote this, please consider getting a life and worry about your own, sorry life.

A Happy (7 year Customer)

To the absurd comment titled "Trinity Farm is a horrible ripoff".

Here at Trinity Farm we are about family, not being the best or having the nicest things.  Some of the kids that work here, dont even work here, they volunteer. The kids that work here do it because they love to help others and work to gain lesson credit.  Poppy offers FREE lessons to the kids that want to help disbaled children ride horses.  She is in no way forcing these kids to work or abusing their labor.  Poppy offers a great program for kids that want to ride, but their parents cannot afford it.  She is the most willing and loving person I have ever met, and is willing to work with anybody.

Nothing is expected of anyone at Trinity Farm other than respect, hard work, and to love the horses. Many of the younger riders take once a week lessons for fun and their parents enjoy watching them ride.  Others do it more seriously and show competitivley.  Poppy will suggest certain things for you to become a better rider because that is her job, and she is coaching like any other coach would in any other sport.

As to the comments about the farm.... this is complete crap.  Trinity is so well taken care of, and poppy, jaosn, and our workers work 24/7 to insure everything is safe and the horses are taken care of.  Poppy gets up in the middle of the night to go check on the horses to make sure they are all safe and sound.  She cares more about the animals and riders than any other riding instructer I have ever met.  

I have been to several different barns, and let me tell you... poppy has the healthiest horses I have ever seen.  Yes poppy will charge an eqipment fee if it is being used by people who do not have their own because she has to frequently replace it to keep up with demand.  You are encouraged to buy your own things so you do not have to worry about this fee or other people using your things. We are very sorry that you were not happy here at Trinity Farm, because everyone else that is here is very, very happy.

Leasing or doing anything other than paying for lessons is completley optional... if you want to show, poppy suggests you help pay for your own horse to take to these shows, because it would be more expensive for you to take a horse that was not yours... she is trying to save you money.

So to the person you wrote this, please consider getting a life and worry about your own, sorry life.

A Happy (7 year Customer)