Open stable space Open stable with pastures Self-catering

Open stable space Open stable with pastures Self-catering - We have an immediate vacancy in an open stable in Eltville for a self-catering horse.

There is a mud-poor open stable with paddock slabs, a mobile box and a grazing tent.
- a mobile box and a pasture tent,
- several IBC tanks,
- two water tanks and two drinking troughs that can be heated in winter and
- two lockable tack and feed rooms.
- In winter, the horses are fed high-quality organic hay 24/7 from (a total of two) racks with netting.

In summer, the horses stand day and night on the (approx. 2-hectare) pastures with shelter/tree cover, which are a 5-minute walk from the paddock.
(Some of the photos are a little outdated; our pastures are fenced in with a wooden fence for safety reasons).

There is a square, flat area of earth measuring approx. 20m×20m.
Unfortunately, this can only be used depending on the weather.

It is also possible to register your horse as a guest horse at the Armada farm in Frauenstein for a usage fee, but there is a waiting list for registrations.
The farm is about 10 minutes away from us by trailer.
There is an indoor arena, a field and a round pen.

Water supply and manure disposal are provided.
Your tasks as a self-caterer with us would be
- mucking out the stall for your horse,
- fill the water in the vats together with us,
- (during the winter months and possibly in summer, depending on grass growth) every few days, push a bale of hay into the hayracks together with us,
- keep the grooming area, tack room, etc. clean and
- help with communal work as a stable community.

Wonderful riding opportunities in the vineyards directly from the stable and in the nearby forest as well as on the Rhine.
The stable is very easy to reach by public transport and is located on the outskirts of Eltville.

The horses there are 82cm to 1.58m tall, 2 to 13 years old and it is a herd that quickly accepts other horses.

We are a small stable community and are looking for friendly and helpful cooperation.
The gelding must be compatible with the herd and be unshod behind.
Please no cold-blooded or heavy warmbloods and no mares!

Please contact us if you have any questions or are interested.