Quicksilver ponies

5 recommendations and reviews from 1 person

Recommendations from Melinda Z.

• Referral from May 9, 2015
  

  Kelsey V. asked:

  Hello, all! My husband and I recently moved to Ladson from Southern Illinois and I've started to look for a riding facility to take lessons at. I have been riding for 10 years or so and owned my own horse for 4 years. I have taken professional riding lessons for several years and am looking to continue my education in dressage, hunters, and/or jumpers. I have researched a couple in the area online, but they seem to cater to beginner riders or children. I do not have my own horse now, so I will need a barn with lesson horses. Do any of you have barn suggestions? I'd prefer to stay within a 30 minute drive. Thank you so much in advance for any suggestions!

  

  Melinda Z. replied:

  We are in the Huger area... we have a couple of horses for lessons and lots and lots of ponies of all sizes... we are a Welsh pony breeding/training farm relocated here almost 3 yrs ago from NE Ohio... our head trainer has trained and shown throughout the US and we are happy to work with all level riders... I would guess we are about 30 min. from you... please feel free to stop by and visit or call and make an appt. www.quicksilverponies.com

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• Referral from March 16, 2015
  

  Julie R. asked:

  ISO boarding for a 6 y/o hunter jumper gelding within 30 mins of Mt. Pleasant if possible. Prefer full board and an in house trainer. Looking to be in June 1st, moving to the area from florida. Thank you!

  

  Melinda Z. replied:

  www.quicksilverponies.com We are offering board for a few clients that train with us...While we are a Welsh pony breeding and training farm, we also have a H/J lesson program with 2 trainers offering lessons from beginner level to advanced on ponies and horses - we are just 15 min. north of Mt. Pleasant

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• Referral from February 25, 2015
  

  Lyndsay B. asked:

  I am relocating to Mt. Pleasant in May and am in search of a place to board my horse as well as train/show with established trainer. Looking for a hunter jumper barn or AQHA/breed show facility with indoor/outdoor ring, turnout, laid back and no drama, very good and reliable care with onsite owners/manager. Please comment or PM with recommendations as I am looking to visit a few barns when I am down in March to visit.

  

  Melinda Z. replied:

  Www.quicksilverponies.com

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• Referral from January 8, 2015
  

  Kristi C. asked:

  I searching for a "pony boot camp" for my daughter's 4 1/2 yr old medium pony. She is a nice little mare who is great under saddle. She has a nice WTC and cute jump. My 9 yr old has shown her in WTC and cross rails. She is just young and needs more training than she is getting. I would be willing to board her during her boot camps at trainers facility or have trainer come to the facility where she is boarded now. My idea for her is go through a two week intense training camp every couple of months. I would like for it to include work on the flat as well as over jumps. Any help or advice in finding a good pony trainer would be greatly appreciated!! We are located in Orangeburg area and are willing to travel.

  

  Melinda Z. replied:

  We are a pony breeding/training farm relocated to Charleston, SC. We regularly take in outside ponies for training. We have a proven track record of producing ponies that are showing on the A circuit throughout the country. Please pm if you would like more info. www.quicksilverponies.com

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• Referral from January 8, 2015
  

  Kristi C. asked:

  I searching for a "pony boot camp" for my daughter's 4 1/2 yr old medium pony. She is a nice little mare who is great under saddle. She has a nice WTC and cute jump. My 9 yr old has shown her in WTC and cross rails. She is just young and needs more training than she is getting. I would be willing to board her during her boot camps at trainers facility or have trainer come to the facility where she is boarded now. My idea for her is go through a two week intense training camp every couple of months. I would like for it to include work on the flat as well as over jumps. Any help or advice in finding a good pony trainer would be greatly appreciated!! We are located in Orangeburg area and are willing to travel.

  

  Melinda Z. replied:

  We are a pony breeding/training farm relocated to the Charleston area. We regularly take in outside ponies for training and have two excellent pony sized trainers on staff. We have a proven track record producing ponies that are showing on the A circuit throughout the country. Pm if you would like more information. www.quicksilverponies.com

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