Family business - with over 55 years experience in the equestrian industry both in racing and dressage/showing.

Full livery, paddocks cleaned daily, fresh unlimited spring water, safe post and rail hotwired fencing individual paddocks, lined shelters. day yards with stables.

Open to performance horses or spelling horses.

Individual 24 hour care. Permanent retirement taking overseas horses. 'Belle-Ayr' is already home to Hong Kong's 'Able One' and other superstars including a 48 year old little Pinto - "Calypso"

Riding facilities - full sized fenced arena access, good surface within a 12 acre equestrian park next to the property so no need to have to ride on the road access through gate. (note: No riding permitted on Belle-Ayr property)

Large fully lined sand round yard

Wash bays with lights, unlimited use of water.

Free float parking. - sorry but only if we have room.

We also have an international dressage coach that comes weekly. And can advise of an excellent show jump coach that could be available if enough students or you can travel to her as only 45 min drive away to her show jumping facility.

Colts welcome. provided well behaved and owners are skilled to handle them.

Children are welcome but MUST be accompanied at all times by a responsible knowledgeable parent or guardian.

BELLE-AYR ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACCIDENT OR INJURY TO ANY PERSON/PERSONS OR HORSE/HORSES. A CONTRACT STATING CONDITIONS MUST BE SIGNED WITH ALL CONDITIONS STATED WITHIN THAT CONTRACT UNDERSTOOD BY THE CLIENTS/OWNERS PRIOR TO HORSES ARRIVAL.

Breaking in and training available by showjumper Siobhan, Siobhan has worked in the breaking and racing industry for many years working alongside olympic showjumper Peter Mcmahon. Siobhan has been riding since she could walk and has always been a successful horse person. Siobhan started off breaking in all her own ponies with the help of her mother when she was only 15 years old, at the age of 16 Siobhan went into the showjumper scene most of her horses were off the track who she trained herself.
While Siobhan was competing in the showjumping ring she was also working at Kolora Lodge breaking in racehorses and riding pre trainers with Pete and Michelle Lang Mcmahon, Siobhan learnt all of her skills there and is now ready to offer her services at Belle Ayr.