T Slash Bar Ranch

We boarded our horses there and they were well taken care of. The trails were good and through open pastures as well as wild Texas. Unfortunately, over the years our horses died and we were too old to replace them. If we would have we would have kept them at T/Bar and been glad of it.

my horse is having the time of his life there and i love going there and my horse gets everything he needs overall a 9 out of ten just because there isn't that much shade.

Area is relaxing to visit

After only seven months I finally rescued my horse from T/-. That may sound harsh, but to use any other word than "rescued" would be giving this place more credit than it deserves. I had long suspected that they weren't feeding my horse, so I started keeping track. Sure enough, they were skipping her feeds which violates the initial contract agreement we had to sign. If she had even one bite of hay in her pen, they would skip giving her hay (which poses a problem since I'm paying for daily hay). When it rains, the pens get saturated and don't drain for days. They don't clean out pens and no one ever checks the algae-infested water. My last major complaint is that texting or calling the manager of the place results in absolutely nothing being done to resolve our concerns. Every time I mentioned (to the manager, to the barn help) that my horse wasn't fed, everyone points fingers and no one takes accountability. I'll wrap up this review with a strong urging to avoid T/- like the plague. You get what you pay for, and if all you care about is cheap boarding, then that's exactly what you'll get. Don't expect anything else. And finally, some stats: -From April 2023 to June 2023, my horse was not given feed more than one third of the time -While we boarded, again for seven months, we saw at least half a dozen sets of barn help come and go, which means there's a problem with how employees are treated or there's a problem with hiring -My horse was left out to pasture for 3 weeks after a major rain (and I was not consulted or asked if that was OK, because I most certainly would have said no that is not OK) -100% of the boarders I've spoken to have said they show up daily to feed and care for their horses because if they don't then care isn't guaranteed