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Mile High Equestrian & Rescue Horseback riding in Centennial, CO
Mile High Equestrian & Rescue is a horseback riding stable at 6351 S Peoria St, Centennial, CO. It has a 4.4-star rating from 34 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers lessons, boarding, therapeutic riding, beginners, summer camps and English lessons.
What it's known for
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“My daughter absolutely loves taking lessons here.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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“Offer horse rescue and boarding, volunteer opportunities, hippotherapy and community involvement.”
Google review · Per the stable's website
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →Per the stable's website
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →Per the stable's website
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English riding
More stables with English riding lessons →Per the stable's website
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
“My daughter absolutely loves taking lessons here.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews
From Google reviews
Mile High Rescue takes amazing care of all of their horses -- rescues and boarders alike. I bought my horse (a rescue) from them last January, and we could not be a better match. The process was seamless - from the PPE to getting all of my questions answered with all of the appropriate paperwork.
What a wonderful place. My husband and I recently adopted a pony named applesauce. This pony had such a hard life before Mile High and he just needed to catch a break. Maria and Emily helped me get him loaded up and on his way to my house.
This is a wonderful group that cares about horses and has plenty of volunteer opportunities as well. My kids just attended an Easter event there and had a good time riding horses and hunting for Easter eggs.
I come from an extensive background of high end performance horses, and over the years I’ve become extremely picky with how my horses are taken care of. After meeting Emily and Maria, I knew that their standards were just as high as mine and decided to bring my yearling show horse to their property to board.