Bexton Park Horse Riding Stables

12/08/2025

❓❓GUESS THE WEIGHT ❓❓
Did you know- At Bexton we have an industrial horse scale!
Guess the weight of this mare. She’s a 9 year old TB 16.1h in light work.
Reveal is in the comments!

23/07/2025

UPDATE SOLD
161cm Appaloosa X mare. D.O.B 2013. Jumps 70cm. Rock steady on the ground and in the stable and on outrides, outstanding temperament. Super sound.

20/07/2025

UPDATE SOLD

161cm Appaloosa X
D.O.B 2013
Jumps 70cm
Rock steady on the ground and in the stable outstanding temperament
Forward going. Super sound.

17/07/2025

At Bexton Park we make our own shavings. This means that we have the best beds in the business! More importantly, our staff are all highly trained and skilled. This is our new shavings machine. It was made from scratch by our maintenance man, Aron, who also has built numerous things like our wall, 160m2 grass shed, stables, a cottage, as well as keeping the property well maintained. This machine has special cutting heads which create a dust-free small/medium shaving which is perfect for horses!

16/07/2025

Beautifully schooled 9 year old Elementary dressage horse available for FULL LEASE at Bexton Park. Won lots of rosettes in the dressage ring.
Has just started jumping as well. The kindest temperament and adores attention. Exceptional rideability. Great on outrides.
Must stay at Bexton, for a kind rider who will love him as their own.
Message us to come meet this very special boy

15/07/2025

Bexton Park Horse Riding Stables as seen in the latest HORSE MAG.
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30/06/2025

Bexton Park Horse Riding Stables as seen in the latest HORSE MAG
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26/05/2025

At Bexton Park we provide an environment where horses can live naturally while receiving the care and around-the-clock attention they need.

Here’s what sets us apart-

Freedom with Structure: Horses spend their days in large herds or spacious individual paddocks where they can interact and play. They come in for lunch and nighttime.

Constant Care: Our night grooms monitor the horses throughout the night. We are on call 24/7 for any emergency that may arise. Our program makes sure every scrape or concern is handled immediately, no waiting for small issues to go unnoticed and turn into big ones.

Natural Living and Thoughtful Handling: Horses are groomed and handled daily but are still allowed to act like horses, whether playing with others in herds or touching noses with neighbours in spacious individual paddocks.

Designed for Horses: Our stables’ layout allows horses to see far and wide, helping them stay calm and relaxed at all times. With shavings manufactured on-site everyday, bedding is always thick and topped up constantly.

Ideal for Competition Horses, Happy Hacks, Retired Golden Oldies or Growing Youngsters: Our setup helps high-performance horses settle quickly, making it easier for them to stay focused, ready for their work, and really start enjoying their sport. The ball is not dropped on retired horses or growing youngsters, these are often the times in their lives when they need the most specialised care of all!

At Bexton Park your horse gets the best of both worlds: space to move and socialize, along with attentive care and constant supervision. Feel at ease that your horse is a top priority at Bexton!

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24/05/2025

Woohoo!

Prize Winners of YHPS 2025 Leg 2 - 7YO Potential Showjumper:
1st: Seeis Kalilo and Kerri Mcmullen
2nd: Nemesis H and Carla Keulder

Prize Winners of YHPS 2025 Leg 2 - 7YO Showjumping:
1st: Seeis Kalilo and Kerri Mcmullen
2nd: Capital Roscoe and Annelize Breed

21/04/2025

Who doesn’t love a weekly arena reset

24/03/2025

Friends and clients, please join us for a Memorial gathering for Kate Johns -
Friday 28 March 3:00 - 6:00.

20/03/2025

It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of our Kate Johns this morning after a tragic battle with Motor Neuron Disease.
Kate derived great joy from her horses and her friends, and continued to live her passion until the very end.
She will be remembered by so many as the kind and generous soul that she is.
MHDSRIP