Emma B.
8/22/2016
Another client recommended Helen's program to us in 2014 and although we live an hour away I was so impressed with everything about the program that we felt it was worth a trip. Two years later I...
Alliston Equestrian & East Bay Riding Academy
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10250 Crow Canyon Rd
Castro Valley, CA 94552
East Bay Riding Academy is a premier equestrian training facility located in Castro Valley, CA. With a team of professional instructors boasting years of experience, they offer top-notch lessons and camps for riders of all levels. Specializing in eventing, a challenging equestrian triathlon, they provide comprehensive training both on the flat and over fences. Proudly representing a variety of sponsors, East Bay Riding Academy is dedicated to delivering exceptional equestrian experiences.
Situated at the well-appointed Shiloh West Training Center, conveniently located near major highways and neighboring cities, East Bay Riding Academy offers a spacious and inviting atmosphere for both riders and horses. With a commitment to excellence, they provide a full range of services and ownership opportunities, ensuring a comprehensive and enjoyable equestrian experience for all.
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4.57 reviews
Molly L.
8/22/2016
I was looking for a facility that has large paddocks for my big mare, a trainer that likes Thoroughbreds, a place with a solid reputation, a team/family atmosphere and I found it with EBRA. My...
vali f.
7/28/2020
My daughter and I both take lessons from James and Helen and I can recommend their program without reservations. It's one of the few training barns in the area (or anywhere) that can teach...
A A.
7/10/2015
I was looking for a program for my daughter and literally visited over a dozen facilities and trainers in the area. When I met James and Helen and got a tour of their facility and listened about...
Morgan W.
8/29/2016
Highly recommend EBRA! James and Helen run a very professional but friendly and welcoming program. They are able to focus on both rider and horse to bring out the best in each. They also really...
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