[Alagirl]

http://www.sandridgestables.ca/index.htm

I am assuming those folks are in Alberta
A young lady on another forum is looking to find a beginner program and found those folks.

Anybody dealt with them?

[YEG]

Did you ever get a reply to this question? My friend is thinking about moving her horse there and is wondering what others' thoughts on Sandridge are.

Would appreciate a PM if you found anything out!

[Calvincrowe]

Tricia Dahms used to be here in Washington state...if that information is of any use.

[maxxtrot]

known here for awhile now, she winters down here in fla. seems nice and have never heard anything bad about her, horses all look great

[Eleanor]

I have known her for many years (30) and I only did one clinic with her left before it was over. All I have to say is all her students fall off or their horses ran away with them.

Take it for what it is, Free info.

[kalidascope]

Bumping in case anyone can up more info. Have a friend thinking of enquiring about a working student position there.

[CHT]

I know two people that currently board with her, and one other that occasionally lessons with her. I also know the person that teaches for her in the winter.

they are quite near me, and in a barn we had thought of buying.

The people I know are happy with her program and teaching style. She teaches using the EC levels if that matters.

The only negatives I can think of are:

1) Indoor arena is smallish: 80 by 120.
2) Pricey board/lessons for our area (but then there aren't many eventers to compare to!)
3) Allow jumping outside of lessons/unsupervised which some people like, but some people find scary/chaotic as the indoor is small.

From what I know of her barn/program I have no trouble recommending it to people who inquire looking for an eventing barn and feel the horses are well taken care of.

[Alagirl]

Oldy but goody. I forgot I asked.

Thanks.

[kalidascope]

Thanks CHT, good to hear .