TW Quarter Circle Ranch Ministries

Grace Hargis

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July 09, 2024

Great place for riding lessons! A senior citizen, I took my first weekly lesson in Feb. 2009 and progressed steadily in learning Western natural horsemanship. After 15 months of weekly lessons and after passing Level I of the horsemanship program, I took the Wrangler Training Camp and then became a wrangler-in-training. I was a volunteer wrangler for several years. Strong points--exceptional emphasis on safety, personal interest in the students and their needs, considerate (often affectionate) care for the horses, variety of activities--Christianity in action! They also have Christian summer horsemanship camps mainly in June. Even now I enjoy them. The past several years I've attended a week on working cows from the back of a horse. (The horsemanship director grew up on a cattle ranch in Montana, so this is a genuine Western experience!). Update in 2024--I still enjoy riding here, taking a lesson once a week. There's still a good spirit, and I enjoy the group activities and targeted practice. The caring concern of the directors, other instructors, and wranglers is outstanding. Update in late March 2024--the good quality of the lessons and of the Christian fellowship continues.

Erin Wackerhagen

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August 09, 2018

TW Quarter Circle Ranch is an absolutely wonderful organization! Our daughter began learning to ride almost 3 years ago and loved it so much that her older brother wanted to join her about a year ago. Our children are learning about horses, about life, about hard work and about Jesus. We are so very thankful for the impact that that "the ranch" has had on all of our lives.

Caroline Wackerhagen

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September 27, 2022

I have been riding here for several years and the people are amazing examples of christ. Every time you walk to the barn after a hard day at work a simple smile from the friendly folks will really brighten your day.

Cameron Powell

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July 20, 2018

I came into contact with this barn and their affiliates in November of last year when Marietta Parrott, took ownership of my horse with false paperwork. When I got to this barn, my Appaloosa was injured and stuck in a small pen with two other injured horses and I was told she couldn’t be ridden anymore so they were going to sell her again (as they use all horses as riding horses). Marietta promised to sell my horse back to me, in December 2017. The next time I spoke to them, she had moved my horse and told my family that the vet had recommended they put her down. That was a lie, as the vet spoke to me on Rosie’s behalf and told me there was no euthanasia recommendation record. I then showed up at their barn, attempting to get information on my horse. They got hostile, refused to speak to me, answer any questions, tell me where she was nor give me her paperwork back (that still is not in their name). It is now July and I still do not have my horse back, nor do they answer my questions. As a barn that “screams” their Christianity, they KEPT and SOLD a horse that they knew wasn’t theirs to sell. I have involved the Appaloosa horse club and am going from there. Just want to warn everyone!

Dan Wackerhagen

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September 01, 2016

Love these people and the horses !! My daughter has been encouraged and loved here. Highly recommend.