Livery stables in Bristol

marion95

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Hi,

Does anyone know of any good livery stables within about 6 miles of the centre/clifton? Abbots Leigh or Failand would be ideal.

Can anyone help?
 

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twigggy would know....
she's clifton based, has her ned's north of bristol....
pm her i'm sure she wouldn't mind....
 

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am at uni in bristol and still yet to find a good yard that is within easy reachl!!

it obviously depends if you want diy/part/full and what facilities...

on clevedon road (failand) theres are 2 diy yards with decent hacking and t/o but no school
theres jane billings yard in failand - was there last year. pm me if you want more info
then theres kenn pier farm in clevedon .like wise if you want some info pm me as i wont say it here lol!!

nick burds yard?
leyland court is nice but no spaces
few other nice yards but they have no spaces and massive waiting lists!


sorry to steal your post but what does any one know about

willbeard farm
white cat farm (was riding school is now livery yard)
and hartley wood
all in bristol?

thanks
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Sue & Mark Williams have a livery yard there. I have stayed with them a couple of times when we have gone to Wales & West shows.
Is that where you keep your horse by any chance?
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No...am not far though. I keep mine at Sue and Mike Fews yard in Cann Lane. Was actually going to go have a look round Mark Williams's place though as I come back during my holidays from Uni and need to find stables...Cann Lane has been very full up lately and even has a waiting list!!
 

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I didnt know White Cat was a livery yard now, can anybody tell me who to contact or what they charge etc, as not far from me?
 

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Hey Everyone!

I'm also looking for a nice livery yard south of Bristol. Have been in the area a few years now but I've had trouble finding a good yard! willbeard farm, white cat farm and hartley wood all sound good can anyone tell me anything about them?

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I went to UWE uni and we had stabling at the Hartbury equine college. Looked like very good facilities too. Don't know if it's of any help at all but I can give someone the url of the college?
 

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dear all

new here

I too am looking to find a new yard DIY is a must preferably long ashton side of Bristol or mid bristol, am in desperate need to move my ned asap. Please can anyone help or advise me of some good ones.
 

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Welcome! Try sending a PM to Siennamum - she knows most of the south Bristol yards, whilst I am only good for stuff in the north Bristol/South Gloucestershire area...
 

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Hi

Im new here!

Just reading about the problems of finding livery yards in bristol? I am just about to start at Uni in Oct and was planning on taking my horse with me. I am going up to visit a few yard on Sun but they all seem to be miles away!? (Leyland Court and two in Compton Greenfield) Im living in Stoke Bishop in Clifton does any one have any ideas of what I should do?
Im not bothered about turnout and hacking I just need a school? Any ideas would be appreciated.
 

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Hi
Im new here as well, and am also in the process of trying to find a DIY yard near Bristol and having a few difficulties. Does anyone know what Oakleaze Farm is like? Well if anyone could help it would be great.
Cxx
 

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Toghill? It's just north of Bath on the A420. They have a school, turnout, XC course and you can ride round their fields. It was £50/week for all your hay/straw and they muck out/turnout as well. They were also offering DIY, the prices might have changed. Its a good deal in the winter.
 

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if we could understand your post it might be helpful...

plain english normally works on here.
 

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Hiya, tried to PM you but not excepting!
Was wondering if anyone new of Vicky Lydon. If so how is she doing?? Also we use to accept liveries when I was her groom but that was 8yrs ago! She use to be just outside of Thornbury.
Many thanks if anyone knows anything!
 

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I see Vicky Show jumping a bit. Last I heard was that she and Ernest had split up and she was going out with Nick Burd but that was about a year ago.
 

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Cheers for that. Glad she's still jumping. Do you know if she still has a horse called Leo V, he wasw more Ernests horse was my little (big 17hh) baby!!
I did wonder as his website which is now down had him down for being in Scotland. Ernest taught me sooo much when I was there. Was funny watching him ride Vicky's Monach in the school one day. he had a pessoa with suede seat I use to call his sticky saddle, Vicky wouldnt let him ride in it said Monach had to go in his own saddle. Ernest was cantering round the school saying I could sit here all day, Monach had other ideas & when he came round the corner gave the most massive bucks launching Ernest across the school! Unfortunately Vicky & I couldnt do anything for laughing & think Monach was too!!
 
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