I am filing this report in the hope that it will help someone avoid getting scammed by Jessica Santiago of Fourth N Goal Training in Anderson, SC. PARENTS: Please stay informed about who teaches your kids to ride horses! Anyone can call themselves a "professional" horse trainer, but that does NOT mean that it is true!! I am trying to help shed some light upon the fraud that has been going on at Fourth N Goal Training. This is a riding stable that is managed by a very sneaky and wicked person named Jessica Santiago. (Who is originally from Gautamala) She is a FRAUD horse trainer, who has no true knowledge (or credentials) in the horse industry, and she has NO right to teach riding lessons to anyone, ESPECIALLY NOT CHILDREN! In fact, Jessica needs a great deal of riding lessons from a true professional, so that she can learn to ride correctly! Don't let her con you! She is a liar and total fraud on all counts.
Just ask her to prove her riding credtials. She CAN'T because she has none! Ask her for contact information of the "professionals" who trained her. Then CALL them and inquire. A true professional would have no problem with this, but a fraud will. Just because you took 5 riding lessons in New Jersey when you were 12, does NOT make you a legitmate professional rider/trainer. In addition to being a fraud horse trainer, she is VERY greedy and has sticky fingers! I was one of her former "students" and I left (for MANY reasons) but the main problem was that she sold me a saddle that was way over priced, and then when I wasnt there she would use my saddle (without my permission) to teach "riding lessons." So basically she over charged me for a "cheap" saddle, and then kept using it (like it was still hers') to make money. I finally caught her one day using my saddle, and she claimed that she was using the wrong saddle by mistake. YEAH RIGHT! She also uses boarders horses for teaching riding lessons when she does not have the owners permission. I also walked in on her one day going through my personal items that were in my tack box. I was missing several items that were never returned. Jessica Santiago a very shady character to say the least! She is so greedy that she even charges high fees to special needs children to sit on a horse. She makes me sick to my stomach. She is not a knowledgeable horse trainer or responsible. She allows young children to ride bareback with no helmets and then posts the pictures on her website! ALL children should wear helmets at ALL times when riding. A true professional would know this, but she is a fake, so she uses poor judgement.That is very irresponsible and I fear for the safety of anyone she tries to teach. You cannot listen to a word she says because it will not be the facts. Photos are worth 1000 words, and I have lots of photos of this maniac trying to ride! Look at the photos and decide for yourself.
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I am filing this report in the hope that it will help someone avoid getting scammed by Jessica Santiago of Fourth N Goal Training in Anderson, SC. PARENTS: Please stay informed about who teaches your kids to ride horses! Anyone can call themselves a "professional" horse trainer, but that does NOT mean that it is true!! I am trying to help shed some light upon the fraud that has been going on at Fourth N Goal Training. This is a riding stable that is managed by a very sneaky and wicked person named Jessica Santiago. (Who is originally from Gautamala) She is a FRAUD horse trainer, who has no true knowledge (or credentials) in the horse industry, and she has NO right to teach riding lessons to anyone, ESPECIALLY NOT CHILDREN! In fact, Jessica needs a great deal of riding lessons from a true professional, so that she can learn to ride correctly! Don't let her con you! She is a liar and total fraud on all counts.
Just ask her to prove her riding credtials. She CAN'T because she has none! Ask her for contact information of the "professionals" who trained her. Then CALL them and inquire. A true professional would have no problem with this, but a fraud will. Just because you took 5 riding lessons in New Jersey when you were 12, does NOT make you a legitmate professional rider/trainer. In addition to being a fraud horse trainer, she is VERY greedy and has sticky fingers! I was one of her former "students" and I left (for MANY reasons) but the main problem was that she sold me a saddle that was way over priced, and then when I wasnt there she would use my saddle (without my permission) to teach "riding lessons." So basically she over charged me for a "cheap" saddle, and then kept using it (like it was still hers') to make money. I finally caught her one day using my saddle, and she claimed that she was using the wrong saddle by mistake. YEAH RIGHT! She also uses boarders horses for teaching riding lessons when she does not have the owners permission. I also walked in on her one day going through my personal items that were in my tack box. I was missing several items that were never returned. Jessica Santiago a very shady character to say the least! She is so greedy that she even charges high fees to special needs children to sit on a horse. She makes me sick to my stomach. She is not a knowledgeable horse trainer or responsible. She allows young children to ride bareback with no helmets and then posts the pictures on her website! ALL children should wear helmets at ALL times when riding. A true professional would know this, but she is a fake, so she uses poor judgement.That is very irresponsible and I fear for the safety of anyone she tries to teach. You cannot listen to a word she says because it will not be the facts. Photos are worth 1000 words, and I have lots of photos of this maniac trying to ride! Look at the photos and decide for yourself.