Honey08
Waffled a lot!
Didn't mean to make you feel bad. Was just making serious points. I've done loads of silly things over the years!xx
What do you get for your livery and how much?
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Didn't mean to make you feel bad. Was just making serious points. I've done loads of silly things over the years!xx
Janah
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Sorry I jumped to conclusions. And no, I am not and never will be perfect!
Jane
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clairew
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£130 a month per horse, unlimited turnout, ma-hoosive stables, all hay and straw included, tack room etc. etc. But absolutely no help from YO, we arrange help between ourselves.
Winklepoker
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£150pm For Stable, Individual grazing and 2 floodlit schools, walker plus hay/haylage is available to purchase on site at £28 per large bale. There are 3 seperate yards both with 3 horses on each. Which works quite nicely. I am really loving it at the minute... so is my boy!
The only thing I would love is a better surface and mirrors but as it stands apparently we have put in planning for new school with exactly that!
No assistance offered for anyone from YO but I offer part livery or assisted DIY for anyone who wants it at mates rates
The only thing I would love is a better surface and mirrors but as it stands apparently we have put in planning for new school with exactly that!
No assistance offered for anyone from YO but I offer part livery or assisted DIY for anyone who wants it at mates rates
Zimzim
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I pay £130 a month for DIY. That includes haylage, all year turnout, floodlit school, good sized stable.
We dont have assisted etc as its on a working farm. But all the liverys help one another such as tuning out, brining in etc.
We dont have assisted etc as its on a working farm. But all the liverys help one another such as tuning out, brining in etc.
Vetwrap
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£27 per week for stable, grazing, hay and straw all included.
I feed a few others if I am first down in the morning, when I feed mine, but as a rule, I don't re-hay other people's horses. In my experience, they can begin to "let you" or assume that their horse will be hayed by someone else. Before you know it, you're on DIY and they are getting assisted livery!
That's not a dig at anyone, just a suggestion that the best way is to do it yourself, then you know that it is done, unless you make a formal arrangement with someone else to help you do it instead. That said, I would never leave someone's horse in distress.
Once bitten...
Glad your horse is ok, OP. It always takes a while to work out how a new yard works.
I feed a few others if I am first down in the morning, when I feed mine, but as a rule, I don't re-hay other people's horses. In my experience, they can begin to "let you" or assume that their horse will be hayed by someone else. Before you know it, you're on DIY and they are getting assisted livery!
That's not a dig at anyone, just a suggestion that the best way is to do it yourself, then you know that it is done, unless you make a formal arrangement with someone else to help you do it instead. That said, I would never leave someone's horse in distress.
Once bitten...
Glad your horse is ok, OP. It always takes a while to work out how a new yard works.
Damnation
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£182 PCM, or £42 per week.
This includes all year turnout (bar the odd really horrid day in the winter!) hay, the arena (floodlights are going up soon) and stable with rubber matting, a bale of cardboard per week, and the YO feeds and hays the horses every single morning then turns them out (she likes to put them out on a belly full of food in the winter). She does the mornings because her pet hate is liveries turning up at differant times to turn their horses out.
We can obviously go up and muck out etc, but she prefers that she turns the horses out.
Also at the moment because the horses are all still out the YO goes out x3 a day to give them all big piles of hay in the field.
Its not the cheapest livery but for what we get included I think its a very reasonible price
This includes all year turnout (bar the odd really horrid day in the winter!) hay, the arena (floodlights are going up soon) and stable with rubber matting, a bale of cardboard per week, and the YO feeds and hays the horses every single morning then turns them out (she likes to put them out on a belly full of food in the winter). She does the mornings because her pet hate is liveries turning up at differant times to turn their horses out.
We can obviously go up and muck out etc, but she prefers that she turns the horses out.
Also at the moment because the horses are all still out the YO goes out x3 a day to give them all big piles of hay in the field.
Its not the cheapest livery but for what we get included I think its a very reasonible price
Damnation
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mrmac
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I pay £180 per month. This is a 14 x 14 stable. all mucking out included, all haylage and straw included. The yo turnouts in the morning and gives them their feed. We just have to put the beds down and get them in. we have amazing all year turnout as its a 500 acre dairy farm and in the winter we get the cow fields to graze in, fat horses all year round!! We have a 30 x 60 floodlit menage and 500 acres to ride in aswell.
SavingGrace
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Of course, I will get Grace to make some room in her stable for you both lol x