Retirement Livery - Cambridge

[vallin]

The horse is eeking ever closer to retirement, and whilst I'm happy having her on the yard I'm at at the moment I will be moving home to Cambridge in June by which point I suspect it will be time to retire her I would therefore prefer her to be on a specialist retirement yard with more land and bigger herds than the normal yards in Cambridge offer. I have heard that there is one in Grantchester run by a lady called Sue Beer but don't have any more information than that. If anyone has any information on the yard in Grantchester I'd be grateful or on any other retirement liveries in the area that's be ace Would like it to be as close to Cambs as possible as ideally I'd want to go and visit at least once a week a be able to occasionally mooch her out or something
TIA!
Vx

 

[vallin]

Bumpety bump

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

retirement livery in bucks not sure which end of bucks

07904458866
100 acres private land
mares and gelding separate all horses are retired??!!

 

[vallin]

Cheers

 

[Speedbird1234]

Hi, did you find somewhere? I'm in the same situation with my gelding who lives out 24/7 and I need somewhere he can spend the rest of his days. Can you recommend anywhere?

 

[henryhorn]

We offer retirement livery here in Devon on 110 acres. Lots of references available from owners who have been here years! Think you need to pm me for more details as I don't think I am allowed to say more than this.

 

[Josie Joe]

Don't know whether Sue B does livery or not but she is a lovely person and ex DC of our pony club.

 

[2irishdraft]

Hi there,

I am currently based near Cambridge and the yard we are on are looking for retirement liveries.

Its a private yard, stunning place, my friend runs it. We are relocating soon and so will be leaving 2 spaces.

If you PM me I can put you in touch with my friend.

 

[vallin]

Hi, did you find somewhere? I'm in the same situation with my gelding who lives out 24/7 and I need somewhere he can spend the rest of his days. Can you recommend anywhere?

Nope not yet

 

[Pidgeon]

Sorry to here that V If I ever needed retirement livery I'd be asking Henryhorn like a shot

 

[MandyinIndia]

My old chap has been retired with Henryhorn for years - best decision I ever made for him. It might not exactly be up the road, but your horse will thank you for it. I go and visit mine and he still recognises me - last time I visited (he has been with Henryhorn for 10 years) - he was miles away across the field, I called him and he galloped over, had a cuddle and a carrot or two and then wandered off to be back with the herd. Made my heart glad!!

 

[vallin]

Sorry to here that V If I ever needed retirement livery I'd be asking Henryhorn like a shot

Where abouts is it?

 

[Speedbird1234]

Thanks Mandy, I visited a few weeks ago, so I probably saw your old bloke. Mine will be arriving next week. I'm slightly nervous about the journey as he hasn't been out of the field for years, and he'll be parting from his friends! Fingers crossed he'll be ok!

 

[mightymammoth]

Where abouts is it?

would some where in stoke on Trent be an option? Theres cheshire retirement livery near betley it's very nice there.

 

[Speedbird1234]

It's in South Devon.

 

[henryhorn]

Thank you Mandy, the place wouldn't be the same without Caspian!