Eagles View Equestria at Klein Lanzerac

Eagles View Equestria at Klein Lanzerac A place for horses to just be horses and riders to enjoy them in beautiful surroundings

Paddocks getting watered this morning
26/12/2024

Paddocks getting watered this morning

Think horse
15/11/2023

Think horse

When you find your perfect accomplice
29/08/2023

When you find your perfect accomplice

24/08/2023
17/08/2023
Starting the day with a bucket of angry birds
16/08/2023

Starting the day with a bucket of angry birds

Winter rainfall= 🌈
29/07/2023

Winter rainfall= 🌈

Benji the rescue miniature horse in his new llama jamas
28/07/2023

Benji the rescue miniature horse in his new llama jamas

Colts at play
26/07/2023

Colts at play

Trojan
26/07/2023

Trojan

Percy and Anna "sibling love"They have the same sire but different mothers
19/07/2023

Percy and Anna "sibling love"
They have the same sire but different mothers



Pavlova "Anna" looking very well in the middle of the wettest winter in 42 years on the farm. Anna is by Power Prince ou...
16/07/2023

Pavlova "Anna" looking very well in the middle of the wettest winter in 42 years on the farm.
Anna is by Power Prince out of Tokoza Ballet


Rettie
13/07/2023

Rettie

Smoke breathing chestnut
03/07/2023

Smoke breathing chestnut

Beautiful Anna
02/07/2023

Beautiful Anna

Anna and Ballet enjoying their Lucern together
02/07/2023

Anna and Ballet enjoying their Lucern together

Address

Klein Lanzerac Farm
Stellenbosch

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 19:00
Thursday 07:00 - 19:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

0829214048

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After one too many incidents and ultimately today an accident this is an awareness post for everyone who uses Botmaskop, Stellenbosch to run, cycle or exercise your dogs. Basic Guide for Beginning Horse People: Getting involved in horses is a wonderful and rewarding way to learn new skills, develop a relationship with a fascinating animal, and meet new friends in the process. Like many activities, however, equestrian sport also involves some degree of risk. Horses are large, powerful animals, easily capable of injuring a person. But, if you are well armed with a basic understanding of horses, a few hard and fast rules, and your own good sense, the risks are readily minimized. Never touch or feed a horse without the owner's permission. Approach a horse from the front or side, never from the rear. Announce your presence and offer your hand for the animal to smell. Avoid sudden movements such as waving, running etc. Speak quietly; avoid loud or unusual noises. Keep young children and dogs under direct control at all times. Sturdy footwear and an approved helmet are essential if you intend to ride. Understanding Horses: The biggest risk in being around horses occurs when they are frightened. At this time, their only concerns are escape and survival, and people who are in the wrong place at the wrong time can be hurt. Therefore, the easiest way to prevent such accidents is to understand what frightens horses. Horses are prey animals; in the wild, they are constantly at risk of being eaten. As a result, they have evolved systems of behaviour to help them successfully detect and avoid predators. Specifically, horses are always on the lookout. Their long necks, widely spaced eyes, and mobile ears help them be aware of things all around them. This means that they see things "out of the corner of their eye" much better than humans, whose eyes are on the front of their faces. Equine ears swivel in all directions, allowing them to hear and locate faraway sounds. These ab

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