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Livery Vacancies 2022   We now have the opportunity to take in a limited number of new Full or Mentoring/Training liveries from August. A great opportunity to get Full 5* care for your horse, covering the full daily care, along with excellent facilities, plenty of turnout along with structured support from our long term experienced staff. All training and coaching...

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NEW APPRENTICE POSITION   With a full livery yard, the Event Season started along with the Show Jumping summer shows we are opening a new position for an Apprentice starting in May 2022.   Whether you are beginning your career with horses or would like to develop more we can work with you to become qualified and competent in the equestrian industry. We work with Haddon Training to ga...

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2022 is an exciting year ahead for Homelands Equestrian. With the opening of the new Cross-Country course, a new Wilding project working with the Sussex Wildlife Trust, improving our wetland area with the Ouse and Adur Trust and a tree planting project supporting the Woodland Trust.  Sussex Wildlife trust and Homelands Farm are working together to enhance the current wildlife across the lan...

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On the 30th November 2020, our 10 year lease expired. Yes, it has been 10 years since first opening the stable doors at the yard. We had an offer to extend the lease from the landlord or to buy the property.  Through October and November Ben work very hard to complete his ambition and find funding to purchase Homelands Farm Stables. With a barns offering staff accomadation, a newly...

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Update 4th January 2021 Covid-19 cases are increasing and with us now being in Tier 4 the restrictions tighten. It is very important to maintain all Covid guidlines and restrictions as well as the care and exercise of the horse. This is important for both the horse and the owner for their mental wellbeing.  So, at Homelands we have set time slots to allow 2 liveries in at any one time to ex...

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2020, well what can I say. Covid-19 or Coronavirus has clearly has a disruptive effect on the world and our sport, like all others has suffered greatly. Ben was very well prepared through the winter training. He had finished his winter training with a successful outing at a combined training at Felbridge with both Kauto & Rico, before spending a few days with William Fox-P...

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30th April 2020 Progress has been slow but progressive. Premission has been granted and the Cross Country Schooling facility is being created. Landscaping started last September, then we had the wettest winter ever!! Work was delayed from November through till March. However, the Covid-19 has struck putting us all into lockdown. Work on the field has slowed but with the lockdown planned to be lig...

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