2by2 Track Livery

03/04/2025

Beach morning ☀️ 🏖️ 🕶️ 🍹 😴

31/03/2025

Isn't she beautiful 😍 but you need a very long arm to get a selfie with Morgan, at an odd angle is my best attempt 😂

30/03/2025

So laid back everyone's horizontal today 😴 ⛱️

26/03/2025

Beautiful day to come out of the arena for a ride in the fields (with an audience of course 👀 🐎 👀 ) ☀️

25/03/2025

Traffic at a standstill on the A2by2, at the sandtrack interchange 🚗🚐🚛🐎 😁

24/03/2025

The track one gang have new neighbours 🐑 and they are rather noisey 🥰
Week old Dutch Spotted lambs from our 2by2 Shetlands - Regenerative Agriculture flock, so happy to have them arrive safely into the world 💞

21/03/2025

"A sign of a good life, well played" 🤸🏼

Horses that live outdoors will display signs of having freedoms.

This photos shows a handful of bite marks on my beloved Sani. All of them were driven by play at the mouth of our 2 year old AQHA c**t Oki. Shoulder and face bite game is universal!

Sani has very well developed social skills. I have watched him in no less than 10 different herds, ranging in size from 1 other horse, to 30+ horses. And some of those herds included a rotation of individuals, not all of them were stable.

I have watched him step out of trouble. I have watched him step into trouble. Never has he been seriously hurt by another horse.

But bumps and scrapes? A sign of a life well played.

Many of us are nervous to turn our horses out. Because we are anxious about them getting hurt. So am I. What I have spent, time and money, in the last year on foams, edging protectors, mats, pads and fences to safekeep the horses is nobodies business.

But a pristine horse living alone is not living.

If you would like to do something -today- that requires only emotional courage from you, that can take your horses happiness and well-being from a 2 to a 10... turn them out with other horses.

And remember, if you need guidance on herd integration, I would love to assist. I have free materials on herd socialisation on YT and deep nerdy dives in the Video Library- soon to be the EH School.

Letting your horse live means normalising the cuts, bumps, bruises, bites, scrapes and scraps that are normal for healthy well socialised horses that enjoy each other and are not afraid of each other. I promise that it's worth it!

18/03/2025

🎉 New Track livery vacancies 🎉

Does your horse have a health condition which would benefit from life on a track system? Are you struggling to restrict your horses grass intake? Or are you looking to enhance your horses quality of life by adding more friends, freedom & constant access to healthy forage?

🎉 Then I have great news for you, we have track livery vacancies and could be just the answer you are looking for for your horse 🐎

✨ 2 track systems: 1 surfaced track system and 1 part surfaced track system
✨ Mixed species, organically grown hays available 24/7, in slow feeder nets
✨ Shelter and browsing provided by mixed species established hedges, horse friendly planting and shelters
✨ A mixture of track surfaces, both natural and recycled, which offer comfort and challenge the barefoot hoof, including: mud control mats, pea gravel, quarried and sea sand, local stone, limestone and bare earth.
✨ Mares & geldings welcome of all ages and sizes
✨ Daily individual feeds for suppliments and medications
✨ Quarterly visits to weigh-in, condition score and review nutrition with an independent nutritionist
✨ Mineral licks & water options
✨ Whole yard worm counting and treatment plans
✨ Environmentally conscious holding where we follow organic, regenerative agriculture principles, recycle all that we can, generate renewable electricity and conserve water.
✨ Access to a great network of horse health professionals including: supportive local vets, barefoot trimmers and farriers, physios, Masterson method practitioners and trainers.

Access to an array of yard facilities including:
🩵 20 X 60 floodlit all weather sand and fibre ménage
🩵 Full set of jumps, poles and trec equipment
🩵 Direct access to off road farmland hacking
🩵 Excellent quality emergency stabling
🩵 Under cover tie up and treatment areas
🩵 Tack room, storage, tea area and toilet
🩵 Parking for lorries and trailers
🩵 Owners living on site

Find out more on our website:
https://www.2by2liverystables.com/
Browse our Facebook for LOTS of photos 📸
Or message us for more details 💚

Vacancies will be filled on a best fit for our herds basis.

We operate a whole yard worming program. Using worm counts, targeted worming to reduce chemical usage and help to combat wormer resistance.

15/03/2025

A high octane afternoon of, well, sleeping mostly 💤 😴 on track 1 💞

10/03/2025

Toddy, doing some dramatic sleeping 😴😴 Off to check his vitals 🏃🏼 😅 👍🏼

08/03/2025

Lovely weather for snoozing with your best friends 💞

03/03/2025

Breakfast in bed, Sir? 🛏️ 🥞🍳

19/02/2025

Sleeping beauties 😍😴

30/01/2025

Gorgeous snoozes for Rudi & Ace grooming Missie!! I've never seen them chat before, so this was a beautiful moment to capture them building their bond 🥰

23/01/2025

Even in the winter, when the weather is too wet for loose haynets to roll along on the ground, we can get creative with haynets at different heights using the pole barn.
These different height haynets are activating different muscle groups through the body. The stretching and twisting actions to get the hay out of these small holed Nibbleze nets, is mimicking the browsing actions of horses in the wild, when browsing on high trees or stretching into and around low brush or bushes, for example when they pick gorse flowers from a spikey gorse bush 😋