Tally Ho Stables - threat of closure

[Wizzkid]

I went for a hack with them last week. It was great. As you say very little road work to get into the park. I couldn't believe how quiet the park is. Such a shame they have been given notice. Our guide said the American lady that is buying it is going to knock it all down and rebuild. She knows lots of very rich people and said she wants a different type of cliental than there is now. That rules me out!

Yes that rules me out as well!

 

[KC31]

We went for a ride last week with a different stables and asked them about it. They said how sad it was as they helped each other out with horses when they were busy. Definitely an amazing experience riding round the park and one i highly recommend.

 

[Orangehorse]

I'm in the midde of booking for a ride. Spoke to the lady yesterday who said they are closing at the end of October.

 

[Wizzkid]

We went for a ride last week with a different stables and asked them about it. They said how sad it was as they helped each other out with horses when they were busy. Definitely an amazing experience riding round the park and one i highly recommend.

Oh please can i ask the name of the stables? Is it a similar set up?

 

[The Xmas Furry]

Oh please can i ask the name of the stables? Is it a similar set up?

Likely Stag Lodge?

 

[teapot]

Likely Stag Lodge?

Stag Lodge don’t offer hacks into Windsor Great Park. Wayside, or the HAC are the others that do.

We went for a ride last week with a different stables and asked them about it. They said how sad it was as they helped each other out with horses when they were busy. Definitely an amazing experience riding round the park and one i highly recommend.

Hope those shared horses are on each other’s licence

 

[The Xmas Furry]

Stag Lodge don’t offer hacks into Windsor Great Park. Wayside, or the HAC are the others that do.



Hope those shared horses are on each other’s licence

Yes, am eejit, no idea why I put Stag down, knew it was Wayside, doh!

 

[Mare Stare]

With most high streets being practically dead nowadays, wouldn't it make more sense to convert empty shops into housing? The old Debenhams stores would hold multiple flats. But no, they'll just keep destroying green spaces and then wonder why everyone has mental health issues when the world is all grey and made of concrete.