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Most barns require a 30 day notice. The number one, easiest way to start the process on good terms is to honor that notice. If there is an extenuating circumstance that requires your horse move before the 30 days, plan to pay your entire month's board and expenses.
Definitely don't make it personal. Don't go into details - you'll just look bitter. Something along the lines of: ?Hey, I wanted to let you know that I'm going to be moving my horses. I'm so appreciative of everything you've done for me, so I wanted to give you thirty days notice.
Just give them written notice of a leave by date. No need to go into lots of reasons but simply saying that her horses are not a good fit for your barn is more than enough reason. Do not let her drag you into a whole drama filled situation.
Definitely don't make it personal. Don't go into details - you'll just look bitter. Something along the lines of: ?Hey, I wanted to let you know that I'm going to be moving my horses. I'm so appreciative of everything you've done for me, so I wanted to give you thirty days notice.