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Farm Open Day with Heavy
 

 

COME ALONG TO

STRATHORN FARM STABLES

FARM OPEN DAY WITH HEAVY HORSES
FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY

ON SUNDAY 28 APRIL 2013

FROM 10 am—4 pm

THERE ARE CLYDESDALE HORSE DEMONSTRATIONS

SEE HOW CLYDESDALES ARE PREPARED FOR SHOWING

HOW THEY GET THEIR BIG FLUFFY FEET

HAVE A RIDE IN A DRAY

SEE THE STRATHORN DRILL TEAM OF 4 RIDDEN CLYDESDALES,

HEAR THE THUNDER OF THEIR HOOVES

SEE A CLYDESDALE RIDDEN SIDESADDLE

RDA RIDING& CARRIAGE DRIVING

STABLE BARROW RACES, BOUNCY CASTLE

THERE IS Family Fun FOR ALL

ADMISSION ADULTS £5 CHILDREN ARE ADMITTED FREE

 
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The Strathorn Farm Stables and Clydesdale Horse Centre is within view of Bennachie on the A96 Aberdeen/Inverness road, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Bypass Inverurie and Pitcaple continue on to Pitmachie, and turn right into the village of Old Rayne. Go passed the village hall and you will see a small monument. Turn right into Strathorn Road up the hill and keep going for one mile, single windmill on RHS of road,  arrive at the Farm on the right hand side of the road.


Strathorn Farm Stables offer a whole range of Equestrian Activities incl. Riding Lessons for over 5s ,

Please note we are not insured to let under 5s sit on horses.

 Regular Riding Lessons after school, Hacking, Pony Days, Carriage Driving, Clydesdale Horse Dray Rides


PHONE TO BOOK A LESSON OR HACK

RUTH SKINNER 01464 851204

 

  


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VOUCHERS AVAILABLE FOR RIDING LESSONS, CARRIAGE DRIVING LESSONS,
DRAY RIDES WITH CLYDESDALES

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 PLEASE NOTE
Due to a recent Equine Herpes Virus (EHV) case locally we request that if you have been in contact with any other equines please ensure you wear freshly washed clothes, clean boots and have clean hands to prevent spread of this virus when you come to the Riding School
It is a Respiratory virus with high temperature, nasal discharge and cough which affects horses.
Thank you Ruth Skinner 28/3/2013