The main barn houses mares, geldings and foals. There are two foaling boxes down one end. The other boxes are slightly smaller but still large and cosy. The aisle is wide, and there are no cross-ties. Instead there are rings inside the boxes to tie your horse to while grooming and saddling.

The tack and feed room are in another building.

The stallion barn is situated away from the main barn in its own small area of the yard away from the yards and any traffic. There are large boxes here, with padded walls designed specifically to cushion and protect the horses' legs should they kick. The aisle is wide. There is a small side room with stallion handling tools.

The tack and feed room are in another building.

There are three quarantine boxes set well off to the side of the yard. Each box has its own outdoor run. There is everything you need to keep the area clean should your horse fall ill and need to be kept away from others.

You can also keep your horse here if it needs to be quarantined before being moved overseas.

The tack and feed room are in another building.

The tack and feed rooms are set a short distance from the main barn.

There are twenty small horse yards designed for holding horses temporarily. There are also three corrals - two small and one larger - that can be used to hold horses for longer periods of time or for training purposes.

A small fenced area specifically designed for training purposes.

A very large arena divided into three separate areas. There is a fenced off section for western riders, with barrels and chutes, a smaller area for dressage training, and the largest space in the middle for jumping or general schooling.

A small, sandy arena for those days when it's too wild to school outside. There are some show jumps stacked in the corner, but otherwise no other purpose equipment. It's BYO if you want to train in here.

There are three large paddocks (for gelding and mare herds), and around twenty smaller paddocks (for three or less horses). There are also stallion paddocks and three smaller fields for single occupants.