Any recommendations? Rowebuck Stud

[Bellalily]

I am moving my chap to the above yard so we can have lots of fun. There seems to be lots to do, so I’m sure we won’t be bored, plus there are lovely stables and great facilities for caring for him. Does anyone have any personal reviews as I can’t find any from a livery pov? I really feel we’ve both been stagnating for almost two years and neither of us are in the first flush of youth. As it’s such a big place, and in the SE, I figured someone on here may know it. TIA

 

[MissTyc]

My friend's mare went there for 6-weeks of reschooling and she came back polite and confident - not sure who did the riding, but she organised it all via Eliot.

The facilities are awesome and the little unaffiliated competitions are very fun and welcoming. I sometimes compete in the 60cm class against kids (admittedly on a horse that is limited even at that height LOL) and I don't feel tooooo out of the place.

 

[The Fuzzy Furry]

I thought it was a sj/dealer yard in the main?

 

[Bellalily]

My friend's mare went there for 6-weeks of reschooling and she came back polite and confident - not sure who did the riding, but she organised it all via Eliot.

The facilities are awesome and the little unaffiliated competitions are very fun and welcoming. I sometimes compete in the 60cm class against kids (admittedly on a horse that is limited even at that height LOL) and I don't feel tooooo out of the place.

That is the impression I have too. They seem genuinely caring, not many yards like it now. Thank you.

 

[Bellalily]

I thought it was a sj/dealer yard in the main?

Yes they do buy youngsters and sell on.