Wednesday, 23 May 2012

Monarch Stables in Bliss of London Photo Shoot

Monarch Stables in Bliss of London Photo Shoot at Ingestre Stables.


The historic back drop of Ingestre stables in Staffordshire provided the ideal location for a photo shoot to launch the new range of saddles from Bliss of London.  http://www.bliss-of-london.com/




The original stables date back to 1885 when they were built for the 20 th Earl of Shrewsbury to house his large collection of polo ponies and carriage horses. The building now houses Ingestre Riding Stables owned and run by Tim Downes and Rob Lovatt both Fellows of the British Horse Society. www.ingestre.com


Ingestre has chosen Monarch Equestrian over a period of several years  to provide up to date stabling that would blend sympathetically  with the historic surroundings, and that could be made to measure to fit into existing buildings.





It is good to see the both models ( human and equine ) enjoying the the photo shoot, check out the Bliss web site for more of these lovely photos www.bliss-of-london.com/and some of the amazing horse photos on the photographer, Matthew Seed's web site www.horse-photographer.co.uk



Saturday, 19 May 2012

Monarch Stables make a wonderful yard at Selston Equestrian



It is great to hear what a difference Monarch Stables have made to  business at Selston Equestrian Centre, who now use the new stables for their full liveries.
Mick Martin tells us that the beautiful yard we can see above together with the lovely surroundings at Selston have certainly helped to attract clients. The Majestic Elizabethan stables provide a lovely courtyard with big airy light boxes, opposite the external doors compliment the yard perfectly .


Selston Equestrian Centre also have an American Barn with Monarch Internals and a Monarch Horse Exerciser, why not check out their web site to see their other facilities and services. www.selstonequestrian.co.uk

Thursday, 15 March 2012

The Duchess of Cornwall meets the Horses at the Kings Troop

Another glimpse inside the New Barracks at Kings Troops, the horses seem to have settled in well in their new Monarch Stables and stalls  and are interested in the Royal visitor.

 It  appears one of the horses was a little forward in encouraging some attention from the Duchess.

but they soon made up!!

Wednesday, 14 March 2012

Monarch Stables at Kings Troops opened by The Duchess of Cornwall

This week The Duchess of Cornwall opened The Kings Troop new stables at Woolwich, the official opening involved The Duchess having a tour around the barracks, Commanding Officer Major Mark Edward said" The new barracks offer the most up to date facillites available for horses and soliders" .



Click on the link to see a video of the opening and inspection of the Monarch Stables by The Duchess


http://www.bfbs.com/news/england/camilla-visits-kings-troop-rha-55660.html

Monday, 27 February 2012

Monarch Stables provide backdrop to War Horse at BETA

War Horse provided a spell binding display at BETA International Trade show this year. Monarch Equestrian have provided the stables for the Demonstration area for the last three years, and last year provided the back drop for Monty Roberts and Martin Clunes who gave an insight into their management of horses.
This year it was the turn of other Equestrian stars to discuss plans for the Olympic year, these included Jennie Loriston-Clarke,Yogi Breisner and Mary King, but on Monday we were treated to a display with a difference! Some of the cast from War horse brought the life sized puppet horse and the skilled puppeteers transformed it in to a moving life like display . The audience could not fail to be enthrauled by the display and everyone left determined to see the stage show in London, one definately not to be missed.

Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Kings Troop move into new Monarch Stables at Woolwich

The Kings Troop have just moved out of their old barracks in St Johns Wood to take up residence in their new stables at Woolwich.
Monarch Equestrian have flown the flag to provide British designed and built  Internal Stables and Stalls for the specially designed barracks and have worked with the main contractors Morgan Sindall to have this facility ready for the the big move.





Monarch have provided the 96 stalls and 40 stables, the specially designed stalls have the facility to swing when required and the stables provide generous sized accommodation for the Chargers. External doors and windows have also been designed to suit the requirements of the Troop  and their horses, by working with the Architects and Builders the end result is a stunning new facility.



Monarch Handling Stocks have been installed in the fully equipped pharmacy providing an ideal area for examination and treatment, which compliment the Isolation boxes and Sick Lines.

Monarch Equestrian are honoured to have been able to provide the stables at the new Barracks and would like to wish Commanding Officer Major Mark Edward and  the Kings Troop Royal Artillery the very best as they settle in to their new base.

Watch the Kings Troop take up residence in their new Monarch Stables
Watch the Kings Troop move out of their old Barracks in St Johns Wood

Friday, 23 December 2011

Happy Christmas from everyone at Monarch Equestrian

The offices will be closed until Tuesday 3rd January 2012 at 8.30, should you wish to email any information requests or Horse Exericser service or repair requests we will deal with them as soon as we return, just visit the contact page.

We would like to thank all our customers all over the world  for their business during 2011 , and wish them a
Sucessful and Peaceful and Happy New Year.

Monarch Equestrian