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Turning Point Show Stables

Turning Point Show Stables in Rye, NH
100 West Rd., Rye, NH 03870
(603) 289-2969
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Street address:
100 West Rd.
City / suburb:
Rye
County:
Rockingham
State:
New Hampshire
ZIP code:
03870
Phone:
(603) 289-2969 (Primary Phone)
GPS Longitude:
-70.7976837158203
GPS Latitude:
42.9971885681152

Business description

Hunter Jumper Horseback Riding Lessons & Training

We are located less than 1 hour north of Boston in New Hampshire's seacoast region. Turning Point Show Stables is a full service hunter jumper facility which sits on over 20 acres. We are located at Brown Lane Farm in Rye New Hampshire. Rye is known for its beautiful coast line and beaches. Turning Point Show Stables is geared to the active show rider and also beginners who would like to learn correctly from the start. We offer boarding, training, showing, lessons, sales, leases, camp, and an IEA team.. Here are Turning Point Show Stables we pride ourselves in individualized care for horse and rider. Turning Point Show Stables is a successful show barn in the hunter/jumper world with ribbons and wins from the local to the national level. However, we also emphasize in

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Estimated number of employees: 2 to 4
City / suburb: Rye, NH
County: Rockingham
Products

horseback riding

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According to our records, this business is located at 100 West Rd. in Rye (in Rockingham County), New Hampshire 03870, the location GPS coordinates are: 42.9971885681152 (latitude), -70.7976837158203 (longitude). Turning Point Show Stables is categorized under Horses and Other Equines. The company employs approximately 2 to 4 people. You can contact the company by phone at (603) 289-2969.
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