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Padwick farm grazing is the place for your horse to retire, rest or enjoy some recuperation.

03/11/2026

🐾💕 A LITTLE BIT OF PADWICK FARM MAGIC! 💕🐾

Well, we have some rather gorgeous news to share… 🥹❤️

Yesterday, our beautiful Georgie welcomed FIVE absolutely perfect little puppies into the world! 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

And what a stunning little collection she’s given us!

🖤 One beautiful black girl
🤎 One gorgeous chocolate boy
🖤🤎 One very handsome black and tan boy
🤎🧡 One equally handsome chocolate and tan boy
🤎🤍 And one rather special chocolate and tan boy with some gorgeous white markings!

You may remember us introducing Georgie’s rather dashing blonde boyfriend, Fizz, a little while ago… Well, we think it’s safe to say they’ve made some rather beautiful babies! 😍

Both Georgie and Fizz are fully health tested, and we’re incredibly proud of this lovely pairing.

Georgie is our third-generation Padwickfarm girl, which makes this litter particularly special to us. Watching the next generation arrive never gets any less magical, no matter how many puppies we’ve welcomed over the years. ❤️

Mum and babies are all doing beautifully, and Georgie has taken to motherhood wonderfully. We’re completely smitten already! 🥰

There will, of course, be plenty of puppy spam over the coming weeks… You’ve been warned! 😂🐾

Now, the important question… Which of these gorgeous colours would be your favourite? 👀❤️

23/10/2026

How we used to manage the yard… vs how we do it now 👀

For years, we relied on a big shared spreadsheet, a diary, messages, notes and a fairly heroic amount of remembering 😅

“Has that horse been done?”

“When was the farrier last?”

“Which field are they in now?”

“Was that written in the diary… the spreadsheet… WhatsApp… or just stored in someone’s head?” 😂

It worked — because we made it work.

But as the yard grew, and the number of horses, owners, jobs and day-to-day details grew with it, we knew there had to be a better way.

So we built one.

EquiRoutine 🐴📱

One place for horse records, care, reminders, jobs, locations, documents and the information we actually need while we’re out on the yard.

Rosie is doing the honours as our demo horse here ❤️

It’s been built from real life, on a real working yard, around the things we genuinely need every single day.

We’re still refining it, but it already feels a world away from the old system.

Less hunting. Less remembering. More doing.

And yes… we are now wondering why we didn’t build it years ago 😂

21/10/2026

❤️ A little appreciation post from us here at Padwick Farm… ❤️

We spend so much time sharing photos of happy horses, beautiful countryside, muddy adventures and the general organised chaos that is life at Padwick Farm, but today we wanted to take a moment to appreciate the people who make it all possible. You, our wonderful clients. 🥰

When you entrust us with your horses, you’re trusting us with so much more than just an animal. You’re trusting us with a much-loved friend, a lifetime of memories, and in many cases, a horse who has given you their absolute all over the years.

And that is something we will never take lightly. ❤️

We know that making the decision to retire your horse isn’t always easy. Sometimes it’s bittersweet, sometimes it’s emotional, and sometimes it’s simply the beginning of a very well-deserved new chapter.

Whatever the circumstances, we feel incredibly privileged that you choose us to be part of their story.

Over the years, we’ve met some truly wonderful people. We’ve shared laughter, tears, stories, worries and celebrations. We’ve made friendships that go far beyond the usual client and yard relationship, and honestly, that’s one of the loveliest parts of what we do.

Thank you for trusting us, for supporting us, for the lovely messages, the thoughtful gestures, the recommendations, and for understanding that occasionally our phone calls might come with a soundtrack of barking spaniels, a tractor running or someone shouting for Ian! 😂

And most importantly, thank you for allowing us to love your horses as though they were our own.

Because whilst they might arrive here as your horses, they very quickly become part of our rather large, slightly chaotic Padwick Farm family. 🐴❤️

141 acres, an awful lot of horses, a ridiculous number of muddy boots, and some truly wonderful people behind it all.

We really couldn’t do what we love without you.

With love and a very heartfelt thank you from all of us at Padwick Farm. ❤️

Friends, forage & freedom… and friendships that mean the world. 🌿🐴

14/10/2026

Farrier day!! The mist has cleared and the sun is making an appearance 😀🌞🍂

14/10/2026

🍂🐴 The seasons are changing here at Padwick Farm! 🐴🍁

There’s definitely a chill in the air, the evenings are drawing in, and the beautiful autumn colours are beginning to take over the countryside. 🍂

As much as we love those long summer days, there’s something rather special about this time of year. ❤️

But while the horses are happily enjoying the last of the autumn grass, behind the scenes it’s all systems go as we prepare for winter! 🚜💪

🐴 Rugs are being sorted, checked and organised
🌾 Winter forage supplies are being stocked up
🏡 Barns and shelters are being prepared
🪵 Gateways, fencing and fields are getting their winter attention
🐑 And of course, all our four-legged residents are being carefully monitored as the seasons change.

There’s always a seemingly endless list of jobs on a farm, and just when you think you’re getting on top of it, another ten appear! 😂

But every job, big or small, is part of making sure our much-loved retirees have everything they need to enjoy a happy, healthy and comfortable winter.

Because retirement at Padwick Farm isn’t just about the sunshine and green grass of summer. It’s about care, comfort and attention to detail, 365 days a year. ❤️

And whilst we might occasionally miss those warm summer evenings, there’s something incredibly satisfying about seeing the barns full, the forage safely stored and the horses content as winter approaches. 🐴🍁

Friends, forage & freedom… whatever the season. ❤️

12/10/2026

This is the spaniels reaction when Din Dins is called! 😆🤎

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30/09/2026

Some evenings just make you stop and take it all in… 🌅🤎

This sunset over the fields was absolutely breathtaking, and moments like this are such a lovely reminder of just how lucky we are to call this place home.

The rolling fields, the horses quietly grazing, the changing colours across the sky… it’s easy to get caught up in the jobs, the mud, the fencing, the haylage and the never-ending list of things to do — but then nature puts on a show like this and suddenly everything feels very still.

We never take this view for granted.

Padwick Farm isn’t just where we work, it’s our home, our life and a place we feel incredibly privileged to share with all the horses in our care. 🐴❤️

Sometimes the best moments are the simplest ones.

28/09/2026

When you’re the farrier… but somehow end up as the filling in a Padwick Farm sandwich 😂😂

Poor Mark, wedged firmly in the middle of me and Jo in the Gator, looking like he’s seriously reconsidering every life choice that led him to this moment 🤣

No leg room. No personal space. No escape.

Just another glamorous working day at Padwick Farm! 🐴😂

Sorry Mark… occupational hazard of coming here! 🤭

25/09/2026

🌾 SECOND CUT IS DOWN! 🌾

Here we go again… the second cut grass for our haylage has been mown and is now lying out ready to do its thing before baling 🚜💚

So obviously there’s only one question to ask…

HOW MANY BALES DO YOU THINK WE’LL GET?! 👀😂

Last time we had some brilliant guesses, so let’s see who can get closest this time!

Pop your guess in the comments below ⬇️

No changing your answer once the baler arrives! 🤣

Freshly cut grass, tractors, haylage season… honestly, there are worse ways to spend a day at Padwick Farm 🐴🌾

21/09/2026

🍂 The seasons are definitely changing at Padwick Farm… 🍂

There’s a real autumn feel in the air now. The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping and, after months of watching the horses happily wandering around without a care in the world, the rugs are starting to make an appearance again! 🐴🧥

Behind the scenes, we’re firmly in winter-preparation mode.

🌾 Straw deliveries are arriving
🏠 Barns are being cleaned, organised and prepped
🧥 Winter rugs are coming out
🐴 Horses are being checked and rugged as needed
🚜 Bedding, forage and supplies are being stocked up
🔨 And, as always, Ian seems to have an ever-growing list of things to mend, build and improve!

Winter on a farm takes a lot of preparation. We like to get ahead while we can, making sure everything is ready for those inevitable cold, wet, dark days when they arrive.

Of course, the horses remain blissfully unaware of all the work going on around them… as long as there’s grass, forage and friends, they’re quite happy! 😂❤️

There’s something lovely about this time of year though — the changing colours, misty mornings, cosy rugs and the feeling of getting everything tucked up and ready for another winter at Padwick Farm. 🍁

Autumn is officially here… and Operation Winter is well underway! 🐴🍂🚜

🐴 🐴❤️ 👈 🐴❤

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Padwick Farm, Bradshaw Lane
Leek
ST137NN

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+447528749734

Website

http://www.padwickfarm.co.uk/

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