Craythorne Farm Equestrian

04/04/2024

Saddle Racks for sale - £5

Contact - Vanessa

02/11/2022

- Think twice before disposing of your pumpkin 🎃

Thousands of pumpkins get thrown away in the UK after Halloween and in previous years some of those pumpkins have sadly ended up in horses’ fields.

Help us continue to keep all horses safe by not disposing of used pumpkins in local horse fields. What may appear to be a harmless act of kindness could in fact cause:

• Extreme stomach problems, which can lead to severe illness and possible death
• Risks the horse choking
• Fighting between horses potentially causing injury
• Potential injury to yourself

Help us to prevent these incidents occurring by not feeding horses you encounter and spreading this important message across your local community.

For more information visit: https://www.bhs.org.uk/support-us/our-campaigns/be-horse-aware/

20/09/2022

As we head back to work today following the state funeral of our Society Patron, Her Majesty The Queen, many of us are still reflecting on our emotions having watched such a solemn and intense occasion.

A part of yesterday’s ceremony that caused a lump in the throat for many was the sight of The Queen’s Stud Groom, Terry Pendry, stood on the flower-strewn Long Walk at Windsor Castle with Her Majesty’s riding pony, Emma, to greet her funeral cortège. Fell pony Emma was wearing Her Majesty’s usual tack, and one of her headscarves was folded across the saddle.

Terry Pendry LVO BEM has been The Queen’s Stud Groom and Manager since 1994, and he was frequently to be seen at Her Majesty’s side, either watching her beloved equines compete, or accompanying her on a hack. Terry took up the role after retiring from the Household Cavalry where he served The Queen as senior riding instructor for more than 20 years.

When British Horse magazine interviewed Terry in 2016 on the occasion of her Majesty’s 90th birthday celebrations, we asked him where he saw himself in five years’ time - and his reply was that he hoped to serve the Sovereign for as long as he was required. ❤️

📷 Alamy

08/09/2022

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Our heartfelt condolences to King Charles III and all members of the Royal Family at this deeply saddening time.

08/09/2022

Thinking of the Queen and her Family ❤️

21/06/2022

2 stables for DIY for rent from July 2022

03/04/2022

This Easter 🐣 All of us at Craythorne Farm want to raise some funds and give to a Ukraine Charity.

🐥 so we have this lovely easter egg which had been made in Kent

🐤 Raffle tickets on sale for £1.00 a strip.

🐣 we would love to raise a good ammount to give so your local support would mean the world to us ALL

🐣 Draw will be made wednesday 13 th April 2022.

🍫 so if you think you could manage all this chocolate for your Easter weekend be sure to get a ticket.

Craythorne Farm
DE13 0AZ.

04/10/2021

Heute mal wieder etwas aus dem Klinikalltag – die Schlundverstopfung.
Dabei kommt es zu einer Verstopfung der Speiseröhre mit nicht ausreichend gekautem und zerkleinerten Futter. Häufig berichten Besitzer, gerade von älteren oder ganz jungen Pferden und Ponies, dass sie Wurzeln, Rote Beete oder Äpfel in Stücke oder Scheiben schneiden, damit diese besser aufgenommen und gekaut werden können. Leider führen die kleineren Futterstücke dazu, dass sie weniger gekaut und vielmehr gleich geschluckt werden. Dadurch bleiben sie im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes „im Halse stecken“. Auf dem Endoskopiebild seht ihr, wie sich ein Stück Rote Beete im Schlund verkeilt hat. Dann kommt es zu typischen Schlundverstopfungssymptomen wie speicheln, würgen und Nasenausfluss, weil der Zugang zum Magen verstopft ist. Durch krampflösende Medikamente und schieben einer Nasenschlundsonde versuchen wir dann den „Übeltäter“ in den Magen zu befördern. In vielen Fällen gelingt dieses auch, aber es gibt auch leider immer wieder den Fall, dass wir die Speiseröhre nicht mehr frei bekommen. 😥

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06/09/2021

Brilliance - jan is highly recommended by us 🐴🐴🐴

02/06/2021

Good morning Everyone......another sun shinny Day at the courtyard. On site cafe The cellar door is prepping all the courtyard for you to arrive.

OPEN today we have 10- 4pm.
The cellar Door
Conal Hair
The Blossom Branch Florist
Chrissy proper Wool Shop
Debby’s Patch
The little Beauty Room.

We thank ALL for your continued support. All areas are safe and adhere to government regulations.

We hope to see you soon
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20/05/2021

Menage done 👌🏼💯

24/04/2021

Open stalls 10 am - 4 pm

14/03/2021

Large round bale £25 buyer must collect