A green tractor working a hay field in Northumberland under a blue sky

Our services

Equine farm management services for every part of your property

We offer eight services covering horses, land, buildings, people and paperwork. Use one on its own or combine several into a single management package with one team in charge.

  • Eight specialist services
  • One-off, seasonal or ongoing support
  • Shaped around your property
Based in Newcastle upon TyneCovering the North East & beyond

Service areas

Our eight services

Each service has a clear scope, written standards and regular reporting. Choose a service to see exactly what it covers.

01
Horses grazing under trees on an equestrian estate in Northumberland at sunset

Equestrian Estate Management

Day-to-day running of private and commercial equestrian estates, from the yard to the budget.

  • Routines and planning
  • Staff and contractors
  • Budgets and spending
  • Land and grazing
More about estate management
02
Four livery horses looking over a wooden paddock fence in County Durham

Livery Yard Management

Help running a well-organised, profitable livery yard with clear systems and happy clients.

  • Daily yard routine
  • Client relations
  • Pricing and occupancy
  • Safety and insurance
More about livery yard management
03
A mare and her foal walking through pasture on a stud farm in North Yorkshire

Stud & Breeding Farm Management

Organised, welfare-led management for studs, breeders and young horses.

  • Breeding season planning
  • Breeding and health records
  • Foaling preparation
  • Youngstock care
More about stud & breeding farms
04
A horse grazing on healthy autumn pasture in Northumberland

Pasture & Paddock Management

Healthier grazing, better land and year-round care for your paddocks.

  • Soil testing and nutrition
  • Grazing and rotation
  • Ragwort and weed control
  • Drainage and poaching
More about pasture & paddocks
05
A long post and rail paddock fence running across farmland in Tyne and Wear

Grounds, Fencing & Infrastructure

Safe fencing, sound buildings and well-kept arenas, tracks and water supplies.

  • Fencing and gates
  • Stables and buildings
  • Arenas and surfaces
  • Water and drainage
More about grounds & fencing
06
A farm manager holding a tablet beside a wooden fence near Newcastle upon Tyne

Equine Business Consultancy

Business plans, yard reviews and practical advice for equestrian businesses.

  • Feasibility and business plans
  • Yard and operations reviews
  • Diversification advice
  • Facility planning
More about business consultancy
07
Two yard workers checking a rota on a phone inside a barn in North East England

Yard Staffing & Training

Recruitment, rotas, training and holiday cover for yard teams.

  • Recruitment
  • Rotas and working patterns
  • Written procedures
  • Training and development
More about staffing & training
08
Close-up of a healthy chestnut horse at a yard in County Durham

Welfare, Biosecurity & Compliance

Records, biosecurity, risk assessments and help meeting your legal duties.

  • Identification records
  • Health records
  • Biosecurity plans
  • Risk assessments
More about welfare & compliance

One team

Why does it help to have one team in charge?

Different parts of a yard affect each other. Poor grazing pushes up feed bills. Overstretched staff affect welfare. Missed repairs affect safety and insurance. When one team looks after everything, these links are easier to spot and fix.

  • One plan that covers horses, land, buildings and people
  • One point of contact instead of a long list of suppliers
  • One monthly report that shows the whole picture
  • Jobs prioritised by how much difference they make
Round hay bales lying across a green field in Teesside
Four livery horses looking over a wooden paddock fence in County Durham

Let’s talk

Not sure which service you need?

Tell us a little about your property and what is worrying you. We will suggest the right mix of services and explain what each one involves.