Cavalry Stud

WarHorse Fri Jan 15, 2010 5:29 pm

Cavalry Stud
Breeding top quaility, athletic and lovable horses for eventing, show jumping, dressage and endurance.

Location:
Nestled amongs the many lush, green hills of Tilba, a very small town on the New South Wales coast, Australia. The countryside stretches for miles all around, with forest covered mountains, calm beaches and beautiful trails mere minutes away. Despite the abundance of hills, Cavalry Stud is placed on a stretch of flat, even ground. There is a large house that offers accomodation for any of the workers or visitors at the stable, which is located beside the stable. The stable is fitted with over 20 stalls, though few of them are currently filled, and are all very spacious. Close to the stable is the very large indoor arena, used mostly for dressage and training, and beside that is the outdoor arena, which is often used for jumping. Smaller paddocks are on flat ground and much larger ones cover the hills. The largest paddock has been turned into a cross country course with a variety of lower and top level jumps, extending over nearly 12 acres if land.

Services:
Cavalry Stud's main service is breeding. The stable is still working on increasing its popularity, but word of top quality stallions and mares available for breeding is spreading quickly. Lateralus is the only horse unavailable, as she is undergoing dressage and show jumping training. As well as breeding, Cavalry Stud hosts a number of lessons throughout the week and also many competitions for both the local area and for the entire state. Boarding is also an option, and many people are impressed with Cavalry Stud's facilities.

Owner: Caroline Sterler
Stable Keeper: Caroline Sterler
Vet: Thomas Kentson (on-site)
Cavalry Stud has plenty of grooms, riders and competetitors, but is always willing to hire eager horse enthusiasts with plenty of knowledge and experience. As well as the staff and horses, a very fluffy ragdoll cat named Chiffy is in charge of "looking cute and distracting you from the job at hand", as Caroline often says.