Crossline Stables
Manager / Trainer Emily Lock Dishonest, misrepresent, and manipulative

Do Not Buy a horse from this lady. She misrepresents the horses she sells saying they are more trained than they really are. These horses are green and yet she greatly over prices them 5000-15000 just because they are pretty horses. Strongly Recommend a pre vet check first. A lot of the horse she sells are broken ex-racers. Their legs are shot and yet she is says they are sound and fit to do jumping and cross country eventing. This lady is your typical no good horse trader. She will get a 500 dollar horse, put 30 days training on it and list in for 5000. If you take a chance on doing business with her, take someone with you who really know something about horses and training and they will be able to see right off the bat that the horses don't have the training to match the outrages prices. She is a good rider and can force a horse to look like it knows what it is doing. Then when you get on to try you will soon find out the horse is pulled and forced instead of trained. If she can't sell a horse she will take a different set of photos, change the horses name and revise the write up but not the price. This woman is only out to take your money. She has no concern if the horse would be a good match or not. Just sell, sell, sell.

She can ride but her teaching is terrible. She regurgitates phrases from her own personal trainer or from something she read in a book. After taking a few lessons with her it was very clear she can't teach. Guess that explains why all she has are beginners. Take Great Caution!

Company: Crossline Stables
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Avalon
Site: crosslinestables.com

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