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fab
Bronze Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 3:22:43 PM
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We have finally moved our new address is
Fabulous Arabians
Equine Training Centre U.K.
Toat Farm
Blackgate Lane
Pulborough
West Sussex
RH20 1BZ
Home:0044(0)1798 874122
Moblie: 0044 (0)7985636809
e-mail: chloejglover@hotmail.com
We are now very fortunate to be able to offer showing livery with first class facilites and a first class service.
We have a open house so feel free to call and pop in, We are only 15 mins from Gatwick. 
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jennie
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 3:30:23 PM
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So can I leave my horses with you when I fly from Gatwick??
P.S.and wagon!! |
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white bryony
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 4:18:29 PM
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good luck at your new place,best of luck for the future
Emma
 
  
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t_linington
Gold Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 4:26:16 PM
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Good Luck with your new place, wishing you both a successful 04.
Tina
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Lisa
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 6:46:45 PM
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| Sounds great! Good luck and I hope things go really well for you both. |
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Aztec Arabians
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United Kingdom
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KNIGHTS ARABIAN
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 19 Jan 2004 : 9:36:27 PM
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Good luck with yr new place chloe, and all the best for 2004.
rgds
Denise
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fab
Bronze Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 20 Jan 2004 : 11:41:15 AM
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Dear all
Thanks for all the goodluck message
and jennie of course we will have space for the horses and horse box.
We are actually Taking convelancing horses and horses for holidays, we are very lucky to have horse walkers lunging pens etc.. to help recovery from injuries and this will help us bring in an income out of the showing season.
We only have a few spaces left for showing livery, as we dont want to be manufactured.
and feel that if we limit our numbers it will allow us to concentrate on the individual horses
and hopefully get better results.
many thanks daniel & chloe
ps thanks for video lisa
pps Tina did you find a yard in the end.
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t_linington
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 20 Jan 2004 : 7:41:30 PM
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Hi Chloe,
I ended up selling the little mare and buying a 15.1hh crabbet gelding that we do ridden with. Will do a few in-hand this year if i can find some-one to run fast enough!!! (he can move BIG time, but has a plainer head)
We are now at Millfield farm, rusper......I have come full circle and ended up were the 'arabitis' began 14 yrs ago!!!!
He's on pat-livery there (90 per week!!!!OUCH!!)
Tina.
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fab
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 11:57:15 AM
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Hi tina
it chloes partner daniel, talking of run she keeps trying to lock me in the horse walker and put it on full speed. she also wants to wire to the mains to make sure i dont keep ducking under the rubber paddles as they come round.
"how some women get there kicks"
I should be thankful i am 9 years her senior and since shes been getting fit for show season, "well" to much infomation.
whos your gelding by, will you take him under saddle yourselve.
90 pounds for part livery i cant beleive the prices in our area.
are full liveries dont pay that.
You should give chloe a call and come and see horses.
i think chloes thinking of bringing her gelding out this year undersaddle so any tips could be useful
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Vera
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 12:54:53 PM
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Sorry to butt in but compared to prices in my area Tina's £90 is a bargain.
The normal price is £140 for part livery including mucking out and Full livery including exercise starts at £175. I'm paying £125 a week schooling full livery for Dennis and that is heavily discounted because she's a friend of mine!!!
I'm in Southern Hampshire where decent DIY is £30+ a week.
Perhaps I should move!!!!!
Vera and Dennis
   
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Emma C
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 1:22:10 PM
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£90 for part livery sounds about what you get around here - we are in mins from London. south oxfordshire - but for full livery on a yard with an indoor school, it about £125+ a week, and thats if your horse is on straw and eats hay (as opposed to shavings/haylage)!
I'd be really interested to know what sort of prices people do pay arouns the country.
Incidently got a space on our yard at the moment for another DIY - very low key as is my parents place, used to be a large riding centre but we no longer have a menage. Just outside Henley-on-Thames, large stables in covered yard, turnout all year (although we are keeping them in a couple of days a week at the moment to save the ground!). might suit endurance rider - hacking is fantastic considering just 40
We'd prefer a mare as have 4 here and just one gelding (who is quite happy with his hareem!).
If anyone is interested or knows someone who might be drop me a line!
Thanks
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pat ww
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 1:25:37 PM
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At prices like that we should all move to Vera's area and set up business. Makes me realise how lucky I am that my rented land is at agricultural rates, even though there are no stables there the shelter is good and our winters are mild, so far they have lived out quite happily.
I have toyed with the idea of sending them one at a time for a short season of show livery, but so far have not taken the plunge. |
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Vera
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 1:36:25 PM
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Hi Pat,
Trouble is land is so expensive, our small 2 bed EOT is £150,000.
I consider myself very lucky to rent a small yard, 5 stables, smallish barn and four and a half acres for £100 a week. All maintenance, including fences, pasture management, general repairs etc etc at my cost - that's why I need a CHEAP lunging area surface as I have to pay for it and at the end of the day the land isn't mine. Landowner won't hear of any kind of formal arrangement but having said that I have been there 5 and a half years and they don't bother me and I don't bother them!!
Vera and Dennis
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fab
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 1:50:14 PM
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Vera
There are places in our area that do charge whose prices,
we are showing inhand yard and you cant demand those fees,
Although full liveries that must be excerised/schooled or taken on the gallops would be higher but not in excess of your discounted rate.
we do not consider DIY as we are on a private estate and have access to gallops/cross country course and there are no offical bridle ways on the estate therefore it is only ourselves and a racing stud that can ride on the land.
There is plenty of off rd hacking in the area and many DIY yards just feel DIY=stressful life
i think DIY in our area ranges from £20 upwards.
we are probably a bit cheaper for full livery as they are to suppliment costs out of show season
and any extra money for an empty stable is not shyed upon.
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fab
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 1:54:27 PM
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It takes me so long to write an e-amil with phones ringing etc..
that by the time i have replied to a reply three other people have replied if that makes any sense.
daniel |
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t_linington
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Jan 2004 : 6:04:51 PM
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Hi Daniel. My boy is by Sheikh Damas(no, i hadn't heard of him either!!) Grandsire;King Cotton Gold. Maybe I should pop down and see you both, might be interesting to get Chloe to look at Charlie!
He was 3rd only time shown in-hand, but really needs a runner as he is mad!!! Tail right over back and goes for it!!!
Who are you bringing out under saddle? Is it the gelding that is up for sale? or has he gone? Keep showing hubby, but he says cause the livery bills are so high, not!!
Our place does diy, but Charlie is funny, he doesn't like going out in the winter, and if he's on part, at least he's skipped out, hayed,watered and cuddled til i get there!!
We have an indoor school/outdoor school/ lunge pen, but hacking is a bit naff!!
Are you at the Scrase yard?
Tina.
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Heidi
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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 : 12:28:01 AM
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For those interested in prices around the country:- One of our local (East Kent) farmers does DIY (he provides stable- lovely big breeze block ones and land, you do/provide everything else)for £15 a week.
Heidi! |
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Thornleigh
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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 : 07:44:25 AM
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We are based in Lancashire, and have brick built stables vacant. I charge £13.00 a week D I Y. We also do part or full livery. Seperate mare and gelding turnout. There is miles of off road hacking.Flood lit brand new outdoor menage. Showing and holiday liveries taken. Small friendly yard . Sorry to plug on here, but just letting you know how much prices differ from south to north
Sharon x |
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t_linington
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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 : 5:11:40 PM
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Blimey Sharon, diy on our yard is £30 per wk. Hang on I'm loading Charlie NOW!!!!! LOL.
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fab
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 : 5:21:22 PM
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Dear tina
i would love to come and see charile give me a call or pop down i am at home most days but usally riding out in mornings.
dont worry about his attitude I love a challange
Yes it is the gelding i had for sale,
but, hes come on so well over the winter i would like to take him out depending on showing liveries .
May be have a ride if you come down.
Unsure what scrase yard is, we are on the right after toat cafe and before sainsburys.
speak soon chloe 01798 874122 |
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Lisa
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 : 8:48:36 PM
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| I have stables, tack/feed room, hay & straw storeage and 20 acres of lovely turnout 24/7, 120 acres of off road riding, bridleways nearby, electric & water £10 per week for the first horse and £5 per week for each additional horse. Hope this doesn't make anyone sick! |
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