Horses feel at home here

Alvari Stable welcomes new members.

The reason is simple: our family started with one horse, and now we have four.

Little by little, we began creating a small, cosy stable with clean, safe grounds, hay so good you could almost eat it yourself, and the relaxed pace of a family home.

Our stable will certainly never become a huge complex, and we have no plans to produce world champions. Then again, who knows what remarkable horse might be born here, or what kind of rider might develop?

We do everything ourselves, so we cannot make everything happen right here, right now, but we are in no hurry.

We currently have a 20 × 60 m sand arena and a 20 × 60 m grass arena for both dressage enthusiasts and show jumpers, a large pasture for horses that love a good gallop, and smaller paddocks for equine athletes who need a little extra care.

In winter, hay is placed in nets at several points around the paddocks and pasture to encourage movement. Otherwise, the horses would spend all day with their heads in a hay bale, oblivious to the world around them.

In winter, the shelter also gets a bed of straw so the horses have a soft, comfortable place to rest. In the tack, feed and break room, you can enjoy coffee or tea and browse magazines.

Our paddocks have cameras so we can keep an eye on the horses at any time, especially whenever we miss them and want to see what they are up to.

Owners whose horses live with us can do the same. Every owner can check in on their horse whenever they wish and enjoy watching their daily activities.