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| Steve and Josie Knowles manage Beechwood Grange Stud which is situated in North Yorkshire. Offering good stallions to enhance the breeding programmes of mares from all over the Country, which have produced endless winners over the years. |
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| Rectory Farm is a family
run business, established in 1976. They
have point-to-pointers, show horses & a stud standing four stallions.
If you have a show horse that needs producing, a point-to-pointer
trained or a mare covered, this is the place. |
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| Ballylinch Stud is
set among an impressive 1000 acres on the Mount Juliet estate. Originally
built as the home of The Tetrarch who retired here to stud in 1914.
The stud is the home of Group
winning stallions, Soviet Star, Kings Theatre, Bob Back, Traditionally & Bachelor
Duke. |
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| Coolmore Stud is probably the pre-eminent
stallion station in the world at the moment, with horses of the calibre
of Sadler's Wells, Danehill, Southern Halo, Alzao, Royal Academy,
Night Shift, Grand Lodge and Woodman being among the most sought after
stallions in the bloodstock business. Coolmore Stud is firmly established
as Europe's premier stallion farm as well as being a world leader
through its involvement in America and Australia. |
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| Cheveley Park Stud is
renowned as one of the most successful thoroughbred horse farms in
Europe. Situated in Newmarket, England – the ancestral home
of horseracing – the stud extends to nearly 1,000 acres. Cheveley
Park Stud itself is home to nine top class stallions, whilst the nearby
Sandwich, Strawberry Hill, Ashley Heath and Warren Hill divisions
are used to accommodate the company's other bloodstock interests.
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| The Juddmonte Farms Group consists
of six farms in the UK and Ireland and three farms in the USA. The
farms are under the general management of Philip E H Mitchell. Juddmonte
have so far bred 118 individual Group winners, including 13 classic
winners. |
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| Lanwades is situated
in Newmarket, England, where Thoroughbred Racehorses have been bred
for more than 300 years. It is one of the very few stallion studs
in England still managed by its owner, Kirsten Rausing. Lanwades has
achieved a remarkable 95%+ average fertility for each of the past
20 breeding seasons. There is a permanent staff of some 25 people,
the figure rising to 30 during the season |
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The National Stud is
situated two miles from Newmarket, headquarters of British racing.
Facilities include accommodation for eight stallions and up to 200
mares in nine separate yards. The stud has its own feedmill and 500
acres of land providing post and rail fenced grazing.
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| The privately owned
Shade Oak Stud, established in 1973 by David and Ann Hockenhull,
is at Bagley, near Ellesmere in North Shropshire. the enterprise
is run by David, Anne, son Peter and his wife Emma, with the help
of four permanent, trained staff and temporary staff taken on for
the stud season. |
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