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Well this is my HARPG stud farm. Lockanora Lodge. I've been thinking about the design for some time now, anyway I think I'm really happy with this one. So we shall start in the north and work our way south over the property.

The northern land is surrounded by natural bush which then regresses into national park. The national park is rumoured to have a few herds of brumbies roaming. Managers of lockanora lodge have applied with the government about rounding up some members of the herd and selling them off. After all this is a much better option than culling. Of the 3 large paddocks the only one with some interesting information is the Hit Top Paddock. This paddock tends to accommodate the yearlings and any brumbies that we have pulled off the mountains. We allow the horses to grow up with only minimal interaction with humans, we believe this and our late start to training is what gives us such quite horses. All paddocks are equipped with small shelters and automatic waterers.

The spare loose yards; are hardly ever used but they are 13 foot square and have covering over half. The stables can be sully closed in to stop wind drafts but because of the Queensland heat they tend to be open to allow air flow. All stalls are 13 foot square, as are the yards that adjoin them.

The trails lead horse and rider on a peaceful ride through bushland. These are very laid back and offer no qualms for first time riders. The southern cross country course is of course only for the experienced. Although in many cases there are 2 different jumps side by side one small and one large. This is so all can complete the course. Lockanora Lodge has 2 large arenas. The indoor arena is fully set up with air-con and stadium seating. The lodge is fully set up to offer agistment to horse owners and riding lessons; wether on their own horse or on one of the lodges horses.

Stable was designed using fbibuildings.com building planner.

Description
Well this is my HARPG stud farm. Lockanora Lodge. I've been thinking about the design for some time now, anyway I think I'm really happy with this one. So we shall start in the north and work our way south over the property.

The northern land is surrounded by natural bush which then regresses into national park. The national park is rumoured to have a few herds of brumbies roaming. Managers of lockanora lodge have applied with the government about rounding up some members of the herd and selling them off. After all this is a much better option than culling. Of the 3 large paddocks the only one with some interesting information is the Hit Top Paddock. This paddock tends to accommodate the yearlings and any brumbies that we have pulled off the mountains. We allow the horses to grow up with only minimal interaction with humans, we believe this and our late start to training is what gives us such quite horses. All paddocks are equipped with small shelters and automatic waterers.

The spare loose yards; are hardly ever used but they are 13 foot square and have covering over half. The stables can be sully closed in to stop wind drafts but because of the Queensland heat they tend to be open to allow air flow. All stalls are 13 foot square, as are the yards that adjoin them.

The trails lead horse and rider on a peaceful ride through bushland. These are very laid back and offer no qualms for first time riders. The southern cross country course is of course only for the experienced. Although in many cases there are 2 different jumps side by side one small and one large. This is so all can complete the course. Lockanora Lodge has 2 large arenas. The indoor arena is fully set up with air-con and stadium seating. The lodge is fully set up to offer agistment to horse owners and riding lessons; wether on their own horse or on one of the lodges horses.

Stable was designed using fbibuildings.com building planner.