Blue Crest Riding Center

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Introduction: Blue Crest is a multi-discipline event and equestrian center, with a successful and long history. Our objective is to provide great horseback riding and horse boarding facilities and excellent services for horses and riders at competitive prices. We work to facilitate the enjoyment and growth of our clients. We cater to students and adults, expert and novices riders. We'll accommodate your needs and schedule on days, evenings, and weekends. Blue Crest offers horse boarding, rider and horse training, lessons, as well as direct access to the Columbia Trail. Situated in elegant Long Valley, New Jersey, the facility is a peaceful sanctuary bordered by the Raritan River's South and Schooley's Mountain's park lands. Also, we're minutes away from the Christie Hoffman Park, with hundreds of acres of cross country jumps and riding space. Blue Crest Riding Center offers: * Private stalls * Indoor heated arena * Flexible hours seven days every week, including evenings * Rough boarding * Full boarding * Personal coaching * Training in multiple disciplines * Exceptional care * Lessons * Trail riding * Clinics * Social events * Event hosting

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Consider how skilled the provider is in caring for horses and the flexibility of the service. Look for an environment that works for you and your horse. Speak with the manager and the staff about what they offer and what they do. Consider the reputation of the owners and the manager. Walk the property and visit with the horses. Ask about vet, farrier and other services that are provided and the costs. Find out about the philosophy of the trainers, managers and the owners. Is it about people and horses working together? Do they really understand horses and the interaction with people? How do they teach people to work with their horses? Do they have the proper insurance and policies in place?