Broadhillstables Reviews 15

Found Lynn by chance and purchased a wonderful horse from her. He wasn't the horse originally chosen as when discussing what we required from a new horse Lynn recommended a different horse we hadn't considered. We are so pleased she did! He is absolutely perfect and does everything we wanted, he's exactly as described. Thank you so much Lynn.

Please stay away from this women, she went bankrupt on our two wk trail period, she sold the horse five times in 5 mths, sent the poor horse all over the country, she's based in Cambridgeshire i'm based in Cornwall, my horse has a long slow rehabilitation journey ahead of him because of the treatment he endured from Lynn Robertson, she's a fraud, breaks people's hearts and steals their money

Stay away! This awful dealer has been getting away with selling people dangerous horses, taking their money and leaving them penniless or injured. I was sold a horse from Lynn Robertson, who when arrived seemed fine. Incredibly kind natured horse. After a week or 2 he bucked me off and I broke my back. So whether he was drugged and it wore off who knows but it transpired he had kissing spine and was in alot of pain. We weren’t going to send him back to Lynn after hearing how she treats horses so we kept him and spent 2 years trying to make him better. It’s not worked and now he has to be retired. I’m absolutely heart broken.

Horrible woman. Dishonest and disloyal. She needs to be in jail and never near any horse!

Less than 1 star. Absolutely vile woman that's needs charging for fraudulent activity and cruel treatment of horses. Had a horse on trial which arrived in dreadful condition, covered in cuts and sores and not even clean, she was scared to death of everything and she was advertised as a safe horse for my novice husband. She was extremely head shy and no issues were ever disclosed. She was sent back and then took weeks to get a refund, fake screenshots that money was sent, constant daily chasing, bank transfer limits meant she couldnt send it and eventually threatening legal action. We received a full refund in dribs and drabs. She had managed to somehow get negative reviews removed from everywhere she was advertising so only able to see positives, we even went to the bank to get them to check her own money back guarantee and even they could see no issues, she breached her own contract. Luckily for this particular horse I have since found out she now has a lovely home and is being taken right back to the beginning building trust and getting the love she deserves. Would not recommend ever having a horse from this disgusting woman.

Bought a horse in November 2025 from Lynn Robertson trading as Broadhill Stables. He was not safe when ridden and returned. It took weeks of messaging and getting obviously fictitious excuses to get my money back, which came in numerous separate payments. I have since discovered that she sold him again to someone else before he had left me, and then again whilst I was still awaiting a refund. One buyer never received the horse, and is still out of pocket. Lynn Robertson had by then had detailed accounts from several of us about the horse's dangerous behaviour when ridden and yet still took money for him claiming he was suitable for a buyer's child to ride. If I had known she sends horses out on repeated trials from which they are returned I would never have considered buying from her, it makes any behaviour issues the horses have many times worse. She has a number of CCJs against her for failing to refund customers. She is very active in getting negative reviews taken down.

Deserves a minus. Cruel woman who should not be allowed to keep horses. Have a look on Facebook. She has hurt so many horses and people she absolutely should not be in business. She is also very good at getting rid of negative reviews and posting positive ones so beware. How long this review stays up remains to be seen…

Horse did not match description, was dangerous and unrideable. Return was straight forward but getting money back was difficult. Seller was dishonest. Please dont support this business which needs closing down as horses are suffering.

Please check out Facebook for review of how this dealer works, if i could a minus rating i would.. , 'Broadhills stables/Lynn Robertson beware", over 1000 negative reviews. Sends out unsuitable and dangerous horses, most with physical and emotional scars. Difficult getting money back when horses returned. READ REVIEWS ON FACEBOOK FIRST.

Purchased a pony for our daughter, 7.5k with a trial so can return within 2 weeks so sounded like a good idea! After deciding the pony wasn’t for us, straight away I knew it was going to be a problem getting our money back. Refused to speak on the phone could only text and we got 18 seperate excuses for why we wouldn’t be getting our money back within the contracted 10 days!
We got our money back in dribs and drabs and it seems we were one of the lucky ones! There is a FB page created with 1.6k members and calculated over 200k owed to some
Poor people she has scammed! She is a massive fraudster so stay clear!

Bought a horse from here. Completely NOT as described. Put me in hospital with a dislocated hip and a fractured pelvis. I had to arrange return while in hospital and chased to get money refunded. I’ve subsequently learned of several more people who had exactly the same thing (with the same horse) and plenty more with other horses too. I would not recommend.

I am sharing my experience with Broadhill Stables to assist others in their due diligence. After paying in full for a horse, delivery was delayed with several different explanations provided. The day before the rescheduled delivery, I was informed of a significant health issue and was sent the horse's veterinary history. Consequently, the sale did not proceed.

The refund process was not straightforward. Despite the statutory requirement for a full and immediate refund when a contract is terminated, my funds were returned over several weeks in multiple instalments. This process required constant monitoring and chasing.

I have formally reported this experience to Trading Standards as a matter of unfair business practice. I encourage anyone else who has experienced similar issues regarding instalment based refunds to report their case as well, so that a clear pattern of conduct can be established for the regulatory authorities.

Possible fraudulent & definitely irresponsible business practices of Lynn Robertson at Broadhill Stables. She has a number of active CCJ’s & sums well in excess of £200k owed to persons missold. A quick search on Facebook at Lynn Robertson Broadhill Stables Buyer Beware will tell you everything you need to know.

Run for the hills…

Wonderful experience. Lynn was entirely open and honest about all of the horses that I enquired about and really listened to my requirements. She was quick to respond and easy and straightforward to deal with. The two week sale or return was an incredible service and really allowed my horse to settle and be tested in my own environment, which could never be replicated at someone else’s property in the same way. Lynn has kept an open line of communication and
Is always happy to receive contact and responsive to updates. Almost three years on and I would go to her again and recommend.

Lynn Robertson of Broadhill Stables sells horses that have physical and and other health issues. Whilst there may be some good horses that pass through her hands, there appear to be many more dangerous horses, some of which so dangerous to ride that they have put their riders in hospital with serious injuries, the description Lynn uses to describe some of the horses are at best a stretch of the truth and at worst downright lies. Lynn lied to me about health issues on a horse I took on trial, which meant I had to return her. Getting a refund is a stressful long process which Lynn will lie to you time and time again. Lynn insists on the full amount of the cost of the horse in a single payment but when it comes back to you as a refund (after much begging and daily requests to find out when the money is going to be refunded) it will come back in small amounts Lynn will always blame the banks. Some are still awaiting refunds. Stay clear