RNR Stables

RNR Stables was an excellent experience all the way. They were very accommodating on booking and gave a specific great crash course for exactly what I was needing in a short time. Highly recommend for any type of experience you are looking for.

I enjoyed myself and found the owner and his colleagues to be very pleasant. The horses we rode were well trained, and didn't offer any issues. They gave us basic instructions for how to ride a horse, but it worked and the horse followed our lead. I mean, it's a very basic experience if you rode horses before, and looking for a little more. Our Groupon was for the one hour ride, and you get that experience definitely. I think this a great activity to do in Texas, so I'd recommend!

The owner of this place Mr. Dwayne has to be the rudest business owner that I've ever spent my money with! He was very condescending on the phone with me before I ever visited the place. After speaking with him on the phone I almost called back and cancelled but didn't because I wanted to take my 8 year old Grandson who is battling terminal brain cancer and having a surgery next week. I invited 2 friends and their granddaughter and they also agreed that he certainly is very condescending and seemed to speak differently to us than he did with customers of another color! We're black and so is he.hmmmm? He was nasty to us from the time that we arrived until we left. This is by far the worst experience ever at a riding stable! I was referred there by a friend who lived closeby...What a mistake!!!! This man made us feel like he was doing us a favor by taking our money,being nasty and let us walk around in a circled pen eating dust. When I asked about going out on a trail ride which I thought we would do anyway, he acted like he was angry and told me that it would be additional money which I didn't mind. I was only looking for a good time! He charged us extra for 2 times around a short outside trail where he demanded that we only walk. We could have had more fun at a fair!!!! Never ever would I recommend this place to anyone. I have no idea how this man stays in business with his attitude. Oh that's right! Maybe he only wants to cater to a select race of people! Well sir.... You'll never ever have to worry about me coming there again!!!! Please learn how to treat people with respect and appreciate their business!!!!! You are the worst!!!!!!

I've been taking lessons here for about a year and a half. Before that, my only riding experience was a few weeks of lessons when I was a little boy, and the occasional trail ride every few years. I'm now regularly taking part in playdays (amateur barrel racing and pole bending) and even won a buckle last season! I'm also in better physical shape than when I started, having put on a few pounds of muscle in my legs and core -- which is quite the feat in middle-age.Dwaine has been around horses all his life, and it shows. He's incredibly patient and encouraging with his students and knows when they need to be pushed to improve. More than a few of his students have gone to become professionals, competing in rodeos. They learn not just the basics of how to ride, but also grooming, saddling and overall horsemanship. There's probably no better testimony, though, than the community of kids and parents that have formed around the stables, with plenty of friendships formed that extend past lesson time.

On the phone the owner was very nice. Used a Groupon to go here with my wife. When we arrived there were 2 teenagers running the show on a Saturday. Although I have plenty of experience with horses before they offered minimal assistance or training I would be concerned if I was a new rider, and you could tell these high school girls were just there for a paycheck. On the positive side the horses are all in good shape, they have good equipment, and saddles. When you do the one hour ride it's just a ride in a circle- kinda geared more towards kids, but good for first time riders. The two girls that helped us out on Saturday definitely made this experience bad. They offered little to no training to my wife who is a new rider I had to get alongside her and assist her meanwhile they were just standing around talking about high school, and "boy problems". If I had a child I would definitely think twice about coming here due to safety concerns of my child. I really had high hopes for this place as the owner was nice, and the yelp reviews were decent. Looks can be deceiving.

Was such an amazing experience! Called in 3 hours before the ride and they let us come in last minute and took care of us. We started off by getting to say hi to our horse and getting to know them. (Mine was Gigi). And then we hopped on and got told all the things to and not to do. We got to get the hang of things since they let us go in circles for a while and slowly picked up the pace. Then we headed out to the trail and had a blast. Would definitely recommend. Everyone was nice and seemed like they all knew and had love for the horses.

Terrible service, refusal to honor vouchers booked thru their own listing on Groupon because of some last minute made up stipulation that's not listed anywhere. (Purchasing 3 groupon tickets for 1 hr ride is only good for ONE person, despite the fact that u have to book the date/time thru groupon before paying for the tickets and the available times are only 1hr slots each - you can NOT choose multiple times/dates)Unprofessional, rude, and overall not worth the time, effort, or money to visit this place.

The people are all such good people who have taken such good care of my two little girls on our two trips so far. My girls have really enjoyed the experience, wanting to come back. These people work so hard, even in the worst Texas heat. I definitely suggest coming out, it's very worth it!

I would definitely not recommend this business! At $75 it was s total rip-off, at $20 it would still not have been worth the drive over there. I purchased a riding session for my 9-yr old's birthday. Supposedly this included "Instructors help students develop confidence and coordination" and "riding sessions focus on fundamentals, along with a strong emphasis on safety and understanding the horse's social skills". There was none of that! There was no instruction, no assistance or teaching of fundamentals. Certainly nothing about horse social skills. There was my daughter and 3 other people walking the horses around in a circle for an hour, while 3 teenage staffers stood around in the center of the ring, on their phones, joking with each other and occasonally shouting out "pop him good" (meaning hit the horse with a crop, which they referred to as the cropper). This was the most frequent input offered by the staff. One of the riders was given a crop which was missing the flap on the end (the keeper) so that the rider was striking the horse with the exposed metal rod. At one point they had all the horses start trotting with no teaching or coaching of the riders. My daughter went around several times holding on to the saddle horn for dear life, and was completely ignored by the staff. I tried to offer her tips and guidance as she would come past me going around the ring. The entire time, the owners were sitting in a golf cart in the ring watching it all with no positive input. When they occasionally spoke, it was to yell at the kids working for them. By the time it was over my daughter could not wait to be done. Rather than being excited she no longer ever wants to ride a horse again.

We had such a good time at RNR stables. Dwaine and the team were very friendly and flexible with scheduling the appointment. Although it was our first time, they made us feel comfortable. It was a great experience and also we got to take some great pictures with Tex and Pablo.