We are continually upgrading our
facilities to provide a higher level of service that we can offer to our
clients. We are able to provide a peaceful, calm surrounding
for horses to relax and recover particularly from injury or
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The facilities
include:-
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Stabling - We have stables of
various sizes from 12 x 12 upwards. These have been built in traditional farm
buildings which give good ventilation and most boxes provide the occupant with
company either by touch or visual depending on the horse's requirements. We
have found this very relaxing for those horses restricted to their box due to
injury or young horses that are away from home for the first time.
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Equine Hydrotherapy Spa - This is to
assist and speed recovery of lower leg problems. It is also used as a
preventative measure on all types of horses from racehorse to performance
horse, show horse to hack.  |
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Horsewalker - With this we
are able to give horses controlled slow exercise. Invaluable when introducing
horses back into work after rest. Also maintains a certain level of
fitness.
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Solarium - Promotes muscle
tone, improves performance, reducing warm up time prior to work out, reducing
recovery time through treatment after work, reducing latic acid build up.
promotes production of Vitamin D essential to healthy horses often lacking in
stabled horses and speeds up drying time after washing off
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Large Outdoor Arena - A
securely fenced arena - 45m x 25m with sand and rubber mix surface provides a
stable surface for working all kinds of horses including those returning from
injury.
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Round Pen - This provides a
small, safe working area to give horses remedial exercise including lunging,
free work, pole work and to practise "Join Up" techniques as necessary .
This also provides a safe area for the starting and initial schooling
of youngsters or retraining of racehorses.
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| Isolation/Foaling Box - We have 2 stables
which are fitted with CCTV to allow a horse to be observed 24 hours if
necessary. This allows the care of either a foaling mare or a sick horse.
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