National Hunt Racing/ Stud Yard Warmwell racing stables, a well established training facility, is right here on your doorstep.
(11)
Deep in the heart of the Dorset Countryside, We are a friendly racing yard that would welcome the entusiast a syndicate, partnerships, part share and sole owners of a racehorse to enable them to experience the thrill of ownership in jump racing. We can make this a fun hobby and not an exclusive club.
🚨 Equine Entries close Tuesday 13th August 2024 🚨
Classes in Pony, Horse, Heavy Horse, Carriages, Scurry, Side Saddle, Private Driving and more!
View the schedule and enter: www.dorsetcountyshow.co.uk/compete
Don't miss out on competing at your County Show!
Join us on Sunday 27th October at Wincanton Racecourse for The Keagan Kirkby Raceday
Racing Welfare and The Injured Jockeys Fund have partnered in honour of the young amateur jockey who tragically lost his life in a point-to-point in February
🔗https://racingwelfare.co.uk/events-archive/the-keagan-kirkby-raceday/
Simply the best 🇬🇧
Team GB have their first GOLD of the games!
Ros Canter, Laura Collett and Tom McEwen have won the team eventing 🥇 🐎
🐥🐑 6 Weeks to go until the County Show! ⏰🍦
🎟️ Adult Tickets
Adult: £20 (discount ends 31 August)
Adult on the gate: £24
Children: FREE
*NEW Ticket Option for 2024* Taster Ticket (entry after 3pm): £13 (£15 on the day)
Book your Ticket: ➡️ www.dorsetcountyshow.co.uk
💔💔💫💫 fly high old boy 🥰🥰
❌ Following an inspection this morning, we are disappointed to announce that today's meeting has been ABANDONED.
Following 5mm of rain this morning, a false area of ground by the Winning Post has developed with no way of by-passing. With more rain forecast conditions are likely to deteriorate further.
These decisions are not taken lightly, but obviously horse & rider safety are our main priority. Refunds will be processed as soon as possible.
If you're based on the south coast and looking for livery... we have many yards spanning the area offering all types of livery packages facilities and services... 🔍
From part or full livery at Crabbick Farm to retirement or recuperation livery at Trees Livery , farm livery at Holme Farm , livery with an accredited coach at Champney Equestrian , stud services at Warmwell Racing Stables & Stud or even short term to head of for a little horsey holiday at Carters Barn Farm... we have them all.
https://www.liverylist.co.uk/yards/
Thank you very much to all of our customer for our fantastic rating, we hope you enjoy your future holidays with us.
Full details on the NFED Classifieds - www.nfed.co.uk
See you there 🐎🍾🏆
Thank goodness 😅🐎🍾🥰
⏰ Just five days to go until we open our gates for our belated Season Opener at Newton Abbot Racecourse!!
📅 Monday 20 May
⏰ Gates Open: 12:13
🏇 First Race: 14.13
Tickets 👉 https://bit.ly/3Lr4rQt
Glad we’ve got two due this year 🐎❤️
A Statement from the WPCS.
Dear members, breeders, and enthusiasts of Welsh Ponies (Section B).
The Rare Breeds Survival Trust approached The Welsh Pony & Cob Society last year as part of their Native Equine Conservation Project looking into the populations of all Native U.K. breeds. In collaboration, the Society office provided the Trust with registration data for all of the Welsh sections as part of the project and subsequently, the RBST calculations that the Society has been waiting for have identified concerns over the population of Welsh Ponies (Section B) that has led to the Trust taking appropriate action. As a result, the Welsh Pony (Section B) has now been placed on the ‘At Risk’ register of the RBST Watchlist for 2024.
This marker on the ‘At Risk’ section of the Watchlist will see the Section B Welsh Pony breed sitting alongside the likes of the Clydesdale & Shires draught Horses and Fell & Dartmoor ponies in order of conservation priority. This is the first time one of the Welsh breeds has been classified as ‘At Risk’ since the Welsh Mountain ‘Hill Pony’ was so designated 25 years ago following the research submitted by Mrs Elizabeth French reporting on populations of wild and semi-feral ponies kept on hill/common habitats throughout Wales and the Border Counties.
The Welsh Section B breed has, unfortunately, seen a consistent level of decline from 2009 to 2023 and has now dropped to under 400 breeding mares, less than half the number seen in 2009. The EPS (Effective Population Size) reflects this decline which has been reduced to 413 from the 1,061 seen in 2009.
Despite all sections of the Welsh Studbook having seen a decline in the same period, none have seen quite such a marked decline as the Section B’s, which is a worrying trend. For now, the other sections of the Studbook that maintain at a healthier and more populated status, will remain amongst the ‘other native breeds not at risk’ on the RBST watchlist.
This is a difficult time for us all, not least as owning and breeding ponies becomes a more and more expensive hobby, but we must not lose sight of the importance of preserving our beloved Welsh Ponies, Cobs and Part-Breds. One of the primary objectives of our Breed Society is to encourage the breeding and improvement of the Welsh Breeds, and equally importantly to educate and promote the welfare of horses and ponies, and we will find a way forward to ensure all Welsh breeds continue and thrive.
Having only just received this information, the Society will be using the RBST’s findings to positive effect and have already entered into discussions following this report. The Trustees and Office will be working together to undertake further research, based on the data supplied by the RBST and look at some suggestions. The Society has been awaiting this report and its subsequent findings which will trigger a reconsideration of some recent show decisions. Urgent and priority review must also be given to encourage and support breeding programmes and to ensure that we encourage exhibitors of Welsh Section B’s continue to come forward to our affiliated events to showcase their stock. This will require some thoughtful and careful consideration moving forward and we will feed back to Members, Breeders, and Exhibitors in due course.
On behalf of the Society, I would like to thank the RBST for their valuable work. The Society recognises the importance of working with the Trust to ensure the perpetuity of our beloved Welsh breeds. The Society is keen to consult with its members, breeders, and exhibitors on this matter and welcomes any thoughts and suggestions.
More information will be available on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust website (www.rbst.org.uk).
Ed Gummery, Chair of WPCS Council.
Take a look at British Horseracing Authority's new - Purpose | Welfare | Responsibility digital hub providing a central resource on welfare information www.horsepwr.co.uk.
However, we thought a small tweak was needed 😜 because all Thoroughbreds deserve Thorough aftercare too 🫶
❤🐎
British Thoroughbred Aftercare
Josh and Jamie Moore will be running the Brighton Marathon alongside Del Wallace and Sally Hancock in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund.
"The IJF have helped us all in more ways than one which is why we have decided to lace up our running shoes and take on this challenge to show our gratitude and give back. Every donation goes towards ensuring jockeys who have been injured in the sport we love, get the help and support they need to hopefully be back out riding again. Please consider donating to our page to make a difference. Every donation, big or small, is deeply appreciated."
Josh & Jamie Moore.
https://www.justgiving.com/page/jamie-moore-1710258748877?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Fjamie-moore-1710258748877&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=pfp-email
2 Church Cottages, Warmwell
Dorchester
DT28HQ
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Warmwell Racing Stables & Stud posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Send a message to Warmwell Racing Stables & Stud:
Morning everyone ❤️❤️🐎
Paws at Play dog toys and treats
Watercombe House
JUST WALK dog walking services
dorchester
