This stable can hold up to 30 horses. Each owner has a section of the tack-room to call their own. Everything is finished in a pale wood and hooves click on the old-stone floor. At the very end of the aisle, there is a huge stable that opens out onto a small paddock. Inside is the owners horse and the nameplate reads 'Taxi Cab'. Gold nameplates adorn each stall door, the finishing touch to the place your noble companion can call home.

Inside here there is room for 10 school horses. There are 3 hacks, 2 pleasure horses and 5 cross country trained horses. Please treat all these horses with respect. Almost the same setup as the PRS, but without the large stall at the end. The tack room is communal, though all equipment is clearly marked with the horses name.

The visiting horses barn is the same layout as the SHB except the plates on the stall doors are numbered for convenience. The tack room is also divided up into numbered areas so each visitor is catered for.

From the starting points at the back of the property, there is 4 courses of varying difficulties. Please talk to the office if you are unsure which is the best choice for you and your horse. In a paddock just near the starting points, there are a variety of jumps for you to warm up on. Feel free to train in there as it is a huge paddock almost spanning the width of the property.

There are many stunning trails that wind through the surrounding Victorian countryside. Feel free to explore them as you wish, though until you are familiar with the area please make sure you only ride with a partner, though groups of three or more are preferred.

There are 3 outdoor arenas (one covered), 5 round yards and other facilities around the stable complex. Please share around these facilities