BDA at Field Farm

10/07/2024

✨ DIY LIVERY AVAILABLE ✨

Delighted to open our doors and the use of our fantastic facilities for DIY livery here at BDA Equestrian

🔸large airy stables
🔸superb floodlit facilities
🔸All year turnout
🔸lovely quiet hacking
🔸hot & cold wash bays
🔸Hay & Straw included so no need to organise deliveries
🔸CCTV
🔸Social room
🔸Heated WC
🔸Rug washing on site
🔸Secure tackroom & storage area
🔸onsite coaches if required
🔸lovely friendly, professional atmosphere
🔸Managers live on site

We have a limited number of stables available, so please raise your interest directly to Kelly on 07833108304

24/10/2023

🔸Self contained yard of 6 stables to rent🔸

*3 acres of well fenced grazing
*Own Tack and Store rooms
*Floodlit Jump Arena 50m x 30m
*Floodlit dressage/flatwork arena 50m x 25m
*Floodlit Lunge Pen
*Grass Canter Tracks
*Ample off road Hacking
*Horse Walker
*Heated WC & Shower Facilities

To include;

*Hay, Straw & Muck Heap removal (shavings available upon request)

On-site accomodation available by separate arrangement

Applicant must have high standards and provide references

Please email interest to;

[email protected]

BDA Equestrian

02/10/2023

🔷Jump Training and Arena Hire available🔶

🔸fully floodlit
🔹35x50m
🔸arena mirrors
🔹fantastic surface

Lessons available with onsite professional competition riders, for both jumping and flatwork/dressage.

Full course, gymnastics exercises, gridwork and polework to suit all abilities 😊 Billinghay, LN4

Please call or message 07833108304 to book in

26/07/2023

Our lovely liveries enjoying a school in our flatwork arena 🥰

Our lovely liveries Sioban & Revel and Liz & Dougie 💙🧡

Perfect square halts all round! Keep up the good work ladies 🤩



BDA at Field Farm

30/10/2022

🍂 Cosy Autumn Evenings 🍁



Bedmax BDA Equestrian

11/10/2022

✨ The past is a lesson, the present is a gift, and the future is your motivation! ✨

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31/08/2022

🌟 TOP-CLASS 7DAY FULL LIVERY WITH SUPERB FACILITIES - come and join us 🌟

Our FULL Livery is a 24/7 service, 365 days of the year. Your horse will benefit from a highly experienced, motivated, dedicated team to care for and produce (if required) your horse or pony, all of which can be tailored to your exact requirements. Short and long-term options.

Some of our excellent facilities include:

🔹Airy stables, bedded on LittleMax Shavings
🔸2 x outdoor, all-weather manèges including floodlights, mirrors and markers (one jumping / one flat)
🔹Small indoor riding/exercising area
🔸Floodlit lunge pen and horsewalker
🔹Acres of off-road hacking and access to quite country roads
🔸Year-round, individual turnout on secure, well-drained and managed pasture
🔹Washbox incorporating rubber floor and hot wash horse shower with equine solarium
🔸Rug washing service, on site
🔹Experienced in-house coaching
🔸Comprehensive set of showjumps and fillers - course changed weekly
🔹Excellent security inc. electric gates and proprietor living onsite

Please visit www.bdalivery.com and www.bdaequestrian.com for further details and to view our LIVERY packages.

To register your interest or to make an appointment to visit us, please contact Kelly on 📞 07921847205
or by email 📧 [email protected]

🔹Rated ‘Highly Commended’ by the British Horse Society🔸

05/08/2022

“You harvest what you sow” 💛 🌾

Beautiful day for hacking at Field Farm

20/07/2022

It’s the little things that mean the most! 💐

Feeling like home 🏡



BDA Equestrian

18/07/2022

The BEST care ❤️☀️💦😎❤️

16/07/2022

Fresh digs! 🎨 🖌 🖤🤍

The Team at Field Farm making sure everything stays fresh and clean 🤩

24/06/2022

💛 Bedmax 💛



BDA Equestrian

24/06/2022

BDA livery Yoyo enjoying a good roll after a bath 🧼

Doesn’t he look well for 17years young 💙 He has jumped many World Ranking Classes with Louise Saywell showjumping, and is enjoying a quieter life here at Field Farm 🌾

15/06/2022

“The ultimate luxury is to be able to relax and enjoy your home”



BDA Equestrian
BDA Stallions
BDA Event Team

01/06/2022

New life here at Field Farm.. 🧡🧡🧡

30/05/2022

SALT CONFUSION? 🧂🐴

? Plain table salt, salt licks, sea salt, fine or coarse grade, french or cornish, himalayan pink salt, black salt, grey salt, red salt, smoked salt, iodised salt, electrolytes, in water or feed, a teaspoon daily or two tablespoons, or no added salt at all?

You're forgiven if you're confused about salt for your horse.

Here are some salt facts:
> Salt is used to describe sodium chloride which is an electrolyte compound made of two essential minerals for horses, and is important for fluid balance, heart, nerve and muscle function, transport of substances into cells, bile and stomach acid formation.

> Forages including grass, hay and haylage rarely supply enough sodium for your horse and most feed, balancer and supplements don't supply enough either. Products don't contain enough salt because it can be harmful to other ingredients, plus daily requirements depend entirely on how much a horse exercises (and therefore sweats)

> A general guide is to offer a salt block for all horses then also add 1 tablespoon of salt (per 500kg) for horses in light work, adjusting up to 3 tablespoons for a horse in heavy work who is sweating substantially. Adjust for bodyweight

> You add salt into the FEED to replenish sodium. You add salt (or a combination electrolyte product) to WATER to help the horse replenish water (fluid) i.e.for rehydration

> The type of salt you feed doesn't alter the horse's body's uptake or use of sodium so it's down to your choice

> Most plain table salt (and some other types including sea salt) have anti-caking agents added to stop clumping and most of them are harmless mineral compounds

> Sea salt and mined salt e.g. himalayan will contain traces of other minerals so are less pure sources of sodium chloride. Iodised salt has iodine added and can be tricky to find in the UK - useful if your forage is particularly low in iodine and is fed as well as a vitamin & mineral fortified feed, balancer or supplement

> Up to moderate excesses of sodium are excreted easily by the body so if in doubt, feed a little over rather than under (but don't overdo it!)

> Adding salt is not an antidote to the high potassium levels in forage just in the same way as adding vitamins is not a 'tonic'. Salt provides sodium, which is an essential mineral the horse cannot do without and their diets are, generally low so they need supplementation

If you enjoyed this post, you will love the Equine Nutrition Learning Centre. Visit www.equinenutritionist.com to find out more.

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25/05/2022

Grass is coming through at the moment so using a balancer is a great way of providing your horse with essential nutrients!

All of the Keyflow Balancers are molasses free and easy to digest!

Keep a look out to see which balancer might be the most suited to your horses needs!

21/05/2022

A gorgeous evening here at Field Farm 🧡