Royal Wootton Bassett
Breach Lane Equestrian
Part, full, schooling and holiday livery at Royal Wootton Bassett, with two indoor and two outdoor arenas.
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12 yards in Wiltshire offering part livery. The yard looks after the horse on weekdays (feeding, mucking out, turnout) and you ride and care for it at weekends. What's included varies more than any other type.
Of the 3 that publish a price, the middle figure is £476 a month (£110 a week), from £338 to £1,200. How we work out these figures.
Royal Wootton Bassett
Part, full, schooling and holiday livery at Royal Wootton Bassett, with two indoor and two outdoor arenas.
Grittenham
DIY, part, full, competition, schooling and sales livery at Grittenham, with a large outdoor show arena on site.
Warminster
DIY, assisted, part and full livery on a Wylye Valley farm, with indoor and floodlit outdoor schools, a cross-country field and private hacking.
Little Cheverell
Full, part-ridden and competition livery near Devizes, with daily exercise options and access to off-road hacking.
Tockenham
Five and seven day livery at Tockenham, with a floodlit 20x60 arena, individual or paired turnout and on-site staff.
Lacock
H B Equestrian is a Lacock livery yard offering part, holiday and training livery.
Upper Woodford
Part and full livery at Upper Woodford, with a 50x25m arena and paired or group turnout throughout the year.
Kington St Michael
DIY, assisted, part, full, grass and retirement livery at Kington St Michael, with a 20x40m all-weather arena.
Devizes
Competition, training and other livery near Devizes, with a floodlit 30 by 65 metre arena and individual turnout.
Bishops Cannings
Full, part and rehab livery at Easton Farm, with a floodlit 25 by 50 metre arena and year-round turnout.
Aldbourne
Livery yard near Aldbourne offering full, part, grass and schooling livery, with a floodlit arena and all year turnout.
Alton Barnes
Livery, training and competition yard at Alton Barnes with part, full, schooling, competition and rehabilitation options.
No yards here match all of those.
The yard looks after the horse on weekdays (feeding, mucking out, turnout) and you ride and care for it at weekends. What's included varies more than any other type.
From the 3 yards that publish a price, part livery costs £476 a month in the middle of the range (£110 a week), with the cheapest at £338 and the dearest at £1,200. We convert weekly prices to monthly by multiplying by 52 and dividing by 12.
Prices and facts come from each yard's own website and are checked by hand; they change, so ring before you visit. Run one of these yards? Update your listing.