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Marlton Stud
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WHAT
WE OFFER: American
barn Deep
litter bedding Paddocks Daily
turnout available Stud
railed paddocks Regular
use of Paddock Vac to reduce worm burden Arenas,
Show jumps & Hacking 1
Indoor and 3 Outdoor arenas (1 floodlit) Jumping
paddock Hacking
on 300 acres (minimal roadwork) And
More! Horse
walker Electric
rug drier Washing
machine/tumble drier Coffee
room & kitchen Marlton
Riding Club Dressage
& Show Jumping competitions Yard
open 07.00 to 22.00, seven days/week
Payment
Terms Livery is payable on a monthly
basis, one month in advance. You will be sent an invoice and a statement
of your account at the end of each month. Farrier charges and agreed feed
supplements will be invoiced at cost. Prompt payment is appreciated,
remember, we do not leave your horse waiting for his food or rug either.
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Horse
Care 4 x 4 m (13 x 13 ft) box with
individual window in an airy American barn. Bedding is deep litter
sawdust, with twice weekly top up. Good quality hay is fed ad lib,
wet or dry as required. We feed Bailey’s Horse Feeds;
standard ration includes Cool Muesli, Cool Cubes, Chaff and Alfalfa. Other
feeds from the Bailey’s range can be ordered by arrangement and will be
charged at cost. Copper supplementation is included in the feed, all other
supplements must be provided by owners and will be fed according to
instructions. Feed times are as follows: Lunchtime hay if horses are
standing in Worming every 8 weeks. Horses will
not be turned out for 48 hours after worming to reduce worm infestation in
paddocks as much as possible. Turn
out Well-fenced paddocks with ample
grass are available for turn out, depending on the time of year. A Paddock
Vac is used regularly to remove droppings and paddocks are fertilised and
topped during the grazing season as required. If grass is in short supply
hay will be fed in the field. All paddocks have stud railing with offset
electric fencing and a clean water supply. Horses will be turned out in
small, compatible groups or individually if necessary. Should rugs get wet they will be
dried over night on our rug drier. Horses will be turned out every
day by stud staff 7 days a week, weather permitting. If it is too wet or
frosty to turn horses out, we will give them short periods of loose
schooling in the Indoor or Arena 4. Exercise Horses will be put on the walker,
lunged (charged extra) or loose schooled in addition to daily turn out if required. Please
leave tack for your horse including boots and ensure that all tack is in
good and safe condition for our staff and your horse. Tack
room A lockable tack room for all livery clients is provided. Every person sharing has a set of keys and it is the clients' collective responsibility to ensure the tack room is locked. Please note that all tack and equipment is stored there entirely at the owner’s risk. The tack room is protected by an alarm system, linked to a Central Monitoring station. |
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Included: Stable 3 x 3 m
stables outdoor stables. Bedding
is deep litter sawdust plus 2 barrows sawdust/week. Extra sawdust can be
purchased at €5/barrow. Hay Good quality hay is included in the price Field One large well fenced field with ample water supply will be provided for owner turn out. Depending on numbers, a second field will be made available. Arenas All
arenas including show jumps available for use (see below) Hacking
on 300 acres (see below) Extras Tackroom
€5.50/week
Washing machine
€6 per wash Tumble drier €6 per dry
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GERNERAL
INFORMATION Use
of arenas Indoor and outdoor arenas are
available for use throughout the day. During normal hours you will be
expected to share arenas with other riders, please read and observe the
rules that are posted at the entrance to the arenas. Show jumps are available for use.
The Jumps Trailer, carrying a full set of poles and wings is usually
located outside the Indoor Arena and these may be used if required. If you
build a fence or course of fences it is your responsibility to put them
away in the order in which you found them. At no time must the track be
obstructed if other riders are using the arena at the same time. A few wings and poles are located
in Arena 1 & 2, similar rules to their use apply. A permanent set of show jumps is
located in the jumping paddock, these may be moved around as you wish and
do not need to be put away after you ride. Arenas may be closed from time to
time to facilitate competitions and/or clinics. Lessons Visiting trainers are welcome at
Marlton; there is no extra charge for having lessons. However it is not
possible to book an arena for individual use; under exceptional circumstances an outdoor may be
booked but the indoor is only available on a shared basis. All visiting
instructors must have their own insurance, a copy of the policy must be
lodged with Barbara or Zoie before the first lesson. Lunging Horses may only be lunged in the
Outdoor arenas when no other horses are present unless it is by prior
arrangement. Lunging is not permitted in the indoor arena. Lights Lights are provided for your
convenience. If you are last to use the indoor or outdoor arena at night
time, please turn off the lights when you are leaving. Arena 3 is floodlit
and the walkway illuminated, please turn off lights when finished. During
the daytime turn lights on only when absolutely necessary and turn them
off when they are no longer needed. Hacking Hacking on Marlton Farm involves
no roadwork at all. Tobins Farm can be reached via 200 yards on a quiet
back road and Herbst’s Farm is accessible by crossing a main road and a
short hack along a back road and through a housing estate .Bridle paths
are provided around Marlton Farm, Tobin’s Farm and Herbst’s Hill. Our
staff will accompany you on hacks by prior arrangement if you wish. We
request that you notify one of us before you go hacking, let us know your
proposed route and approximate time of return. We request that you adhere
to the bridle paths and do not under any circumstances ride through the
corn fields. All gates must be left as you found them. For your own safety
we recommend that you carry a mobile phone when out hacking in the
unlikely event that you may need to summon help. Unless your horse is used
to mobiles phones please ensure it is set on Silent Mode! Notice
Boards A number of notice boards are
located in the feed area for your information. Whatever request you have
for your horse (your next visit, exercise in the interim, shows you wish
to go to, etc.), by writing it down you are enabling us to take better
care of you and your horse. We also use the notice boards to keep you
informed about special events as they affect you and your horse. Car
Park & Security The car park is provided for your
convenience. Horse boxes may be parked free of charge and must be parked
in the box park provided. All vehicles including unhitched trailers are
left there entirely at their owner’s risk. Please leave key for clamps
and locks with the stud staff as it may be necessary to move trailers to
accommodate parking for major shows. A padlock and chain secures the
entrance gate and it is the responsibility of the last person out to lock
this gate in the evening. You will be given a key for both the padlock and
the tackroom upon arrival. Opening
Hours The yard opens at Yard closed all day 25th December! Marlton
Riding Club All information regarding the
Club’s activity can be found on the notice board. Further information on
the Club’s activities can be found on our website www.marltonstud.com
or by phoning Barbara on 0404 67836. Shows
and Training Clinics From time to time Marlton Stud
hosts Dressage and Showjumping competitions as well as Training days.
Details of these will be posted well in advance on the notice board. Veterinary
& Farrier At Marlton Stud we use Veterinary
surgeons Denis Doyle & Associates, MRCVS, Please let us know in writing at
time of arrival if you require your horse to be attended by another vet.
In case of emergency we reserve the right to call Denis Doyle, as his
practice is located in Our Farrier is John Boyne, We keep a check list of all horses
and your horse will be attended to regularly. Farrier visits are once a
week; special call out charge will apply for extra visits. New set of normal shoes €60 Set of removes €50 All shoeing is charged at cost and
will be added to your livery bill. Clipping We provide a clipping service at
the following rates: Full or trace clip:
first clip €60, subsequent
clips €50 While every care will be taken
during clipping, should it become necessary to sedate your horse for
reasons of safety this will only be done under the supervision of a
qualified veterinary surgeon. Please note that sedation will be carried
out at owner’s risk and will be charged separately. You are expected to provide your
own rug, cooler etc for your horse. We will lend you a blanket should
yours get torn, however if our blankets are used in excess of 2 weeks we
have to levy a hire charge of €10 per week. Keeping
in contact Should an unforeseen event arise
we will do our best to contact you. Please ensure that you provide your
home telephone number, daytime contact number and mobile number if
applicable at time of arrival. If we are unable to make contact we will do
our best for your horse under the circumstances. Contact Barbara on 0404 67836 or
0872 585038. Staff phone: 087 909 1010 Website
www.marltonstud.com |