TC Performance Horses Inc
TC Performance Horses Inc
TC Performance Horses is a breeding, training, and boarding facility on over 50 acres at the base of House Mountain in Corryton, Tennessee, about 20 minutes from downtown Knoxville. The program focuses on Appaloosa and Quarter Horses across multiple disciplines. Reviewers highlight the cutting lessons, friendly staff, and the facility's use as a well-regarded layover stop for traveling horses.
Boarding is offered in 12x12 stalls equipped with fans and lights, with access to a 120x80 covered arena, a 100x80 outdoor arena, two round pens, and acres of trails with obstacles. The facility includes a large tack room with washer and dryer and two wash bays. Situated on over 50 acres at the base of House Mountain, the property also offers breeding services and stallions on site.
- Staff and owners described as super friendly and welcoming
- Trainer Amanda Cochran highlighted for cutting lessons; praised for not rushing training and improving rider skills significantly
- Used by travelers as a layover; hosts went over and beyond to settle guests comfortably
- Cowboy rodeo events hosted on-site praised as fun
TC Performance Horses is a breeding, training, and boarding facility on over 50 acres at the base of House Mountain in Corryton, Tennessee, about 20 minutes from downtown Knoxville. The program focuses on Appaloosa and Quarter Horses across multiple disciplines. Reviewers highlight the cutting lessons, friendly staff, and the facility's use as a well-regarded layover stop for traveling horses.
Boarding is offered in 12x12 stalls equipped with fans and lights, with access to a 120x80 covered arena, a 100x80 outdoor arena, two round pens, and acres of trails with obstacles. The facility includes a large tack room with washer and dryer and two wash bays. Situated on over 50 acres at the base of House Mountain, the property also offers breeding services and stallions on site.
- Staff and owners described as super friendly and welcoming
- Trainer Amanda Cochran highlighted for cutting lessons; praised for not rushing training and improving rider skills significantly
- Used by travelers as a layover; hosts went over and beyond to settle guests comfortably
- Cowboy rodeo events hosted on-site praised as fun