White House Farm Equestrian

15/09/2022

So proud of Kai aka Goofy! yesterday going off to his first ever show. He's doing so well thank you T & N Equestrian for everything you are doing with him.👏😍

15/08/2022

23/01/2022

Really pleased with baby 'Muha' he's growing up so much, such a sweet little horse he's starting to get the hang of it now! 😀

08/12/2021

'DIY' spaces available from January 2022.
We are now able to offer stable,facilities & straw at £35.00 per week. Other livery options are available also, please contact us if you would like any further info www.whitehousefarmequstrian.wordpress.com

White House Farm Equestrian offers Assisted DIY Part and Full Livery Services

21/11/2021

21/11/2021

06/10/2021

I just love to see how much the boys have grown and matured in the last year!😍
*Before and After*
KAITEN

14/09/2021

Beautiful picture by SJR Equestrian Photography 🤩 I'm so pleased that this lovely boy Dragon found his perfect partner with Sam and stayed with us here at White House Farm perfect outcome for everyone!

Is there a stronger bond?

03/09/2021

So today we lunged over some invisible jumps!

02/09/2021

All hands on deck at White House Farm today! Thank you Henry 😘

18/05/2021

So the boys are now ready to move on to new homes where someone can spend the one on one time with them that they need. Big thanks to T&N Equestrian for putting them through their paces!
Please pm if you would like more info and can offer an experienced 5* home. 😀

27/03/2021

Kaiten on the other hand! 😫

27/03/2021

Muha being an angel yesterday

11/02/2021

Don’t over complicate it.

There was a time when you were just happy to ride, happy to be in the company of horses. It didn’t matter if you could execute a perfect shoulder in, or jump double clear round 1.20 tracks. You were just happy to have two feet in the stirrups and ears leading the way.

You didn’t care about having the best tack, or the newest hi-tech breeches. An old jumper, your favourite, well worn jods and colourful half chaps did the job just fine.

You didn’t spend the days between Christmas and New Year planning a heavy schedule of training sessions, clinics and competitions. You threw tinsel round your pony’s neck and went hacking with friends. The new year was just another 365 days to go riding.

Don’t forget that you started this sport because you loved the animal. You loved the rush of galloping across open fields and the serenity of watching a horse quietly graze in the sun. You do this because there is nothing on this earth that makes you feel more alive than being on the back of a horse, so don’t overcomplicate it.

Enjoy the little things, because one day you’ll look back and realise, they weren’t little at all.