Abbey Road Farm

02/16/2023

Alpine Stables
Abbey Road Farm

Are joining us !

Thanks for your support

02/08/2023

It's that time we've all been waiting for! Spring Break camps are officially on the way!

02/06/2023

We're moving! Spring 2023. We look forward to continuing to offer lessons and training at a new facility in the Cowichan Valley.

02/01/2023

Big news on the way! 2023 off to a great start

01/01/2023

Happy New Year to all of our friends, family, clients, supporters, and followers!
2022 was a big year, but our 2023 dreams are even bigger. By supporting each other, we can achieve so much more.

12/25/2022

Holly, the lesser known reindeer 😉

12/23/2022

Just a couple gorgeous photos from Soul Touch Photography 😍

12/18/2022

Fun photoshoot with voodoo at with .shoot

12/16/2022

Missing those summer days

12/13/2022

Iso working student 1-4 days a week.
Tuesdays 11-4 for sure, possibility for fri/sat/sun if desired. General barn chores, grooming horses in exchange for lessons on safe school horses and ponies. Insured facility in Duncan with EC licensed coach on site. Lots of opportunities for the right candidate.

12/12/2022

Happy Holidays from Braveheart and the gang ❤️

12/10/2022

Maybe not the most relevant time of year, but a good reminder nevertheless.

⚠️ We recently saw a case of a well-meaning neighbour who threw some grass clippings over the fence to 3 horses who all subsequently developed colic.

❗Please make sure you never feed grass clippings to horses as they can lead a number of health issues :

1. COLIC - A horse may gorge itself on piles of clippings causing an impaction. Clippings may also produce excessive amounts of gas in the large colon leading to colic.

2. LAMINITIS - Feeding high-NSC grass clippings to high-risk breeds may cause laminitis.

3. MOULD - Grass clipping that have been piled up in paddocks can quickly grow mould in warm, humid environments. Mould can potentially lead to number of gastrointestinal and respiratory issues.

4. POISONOUS PLANTS - Horses may unknowingly eat toxic weeds and plants they would otherwise normally avoid when they have been mixed with grass clippings.

📞 Please contact us on 0427 072 095 to if you have any questions or would like to book an appointment.