Race Horse Stables and Training
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if you are interested in race horse stables and training and would like to be a member of a syndicate from the Tyringham stables then you are at the right place, read on for further details.
All of the horses that are available to join as a partnership are currently under the care of Rennee Robeson at the Tyringham race horse stables, all the training and grooming is taken care of here, the stables are based near Milton Keynes, the horses have been at Mrs Robesons stables since the beginning of the millenium and since being there our success is increasing, so we are happy for them to be there.
The horse stables are situated at Fences Farm which is in an ideal setting in Buckinghamshire, and as an owner of the horses you are given the chance to visit the horses whenever you want so you can come down and see the horses at the stables going through their training, and in the summer there is no better feeling than walking through these pastures looking at the latest string at the stables seeing how they come along. You may come in winter if you want as well, but this can be very thrilling just standing at the top of the gallops watching the race horse training from a high vantage point is a memorable day on its own.
You may have actually heard of the name Robeson associated with race horse stables before, this is because Rennees husband has actually represented Great Britain in the olympics as a show jumper. With all this experience at jumping it is easy to see why Olney lad tends to do well when it comes to jump season, and why we have such a low number of fallers over the season. At the stables the race horse has the ultimate training facilities, there is a seven furlong uphill gallop which really builds the muscles for when the going is soft, there is the best horse walker available, a facility for schooling that cannot be surpassed and lots and lots of off road tracks combined with bridle ways.