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An Energy-Efficient Hi-Tech Stud with Tradition
Freedom Farm Stud is one of the most advanced studs at the heart of the thoroughbred industry at Newmarket in Suffolk.
Our tradition of producing high-class winners over the last twenty years, like Diamond White, Grand Bank, Keen Winner, Family Man, Don't Shoot Fairies and many others will continue in these challenging times.
All at Freedom Farm, including our highly-experienced stud groom, Michael Cullen, and long-serving manager, Lyndsey Cooper, are looking forward to the future. This December we affirmed our faith in this rewarding industry by purchasing the high-class filly, Stella Marine, to add to our stock of broodmares.
The new energy-efficient offices and 'State of the Art' foaling boxes have been sympathetically converted from a listed Suffolk barn and are shown in the picture.
The offices feature high-levels of insulation, low-energy LED lights, a comprehensive wi-fi network and underfloor heating, whilst the foaling boxes have full closed circuit Internet-based CCTV for complete monitoring of the horses. The design aims to maximise comfort and usability, and minimise environmental and visual impact.
What We Do
As a stud we offer all of the traditional services such as boarding and foaling mares, taking mares to stallions in the greater Newmarket area and preparing horses for sale. More...
We will be expanding into other areas :-
- Have you ever wanted to own a racehorse or broodmare, but are unsure as how to go about it without wasting your money and becoming disillusioned with horse racing? More...
- Would you like to visit a stud before racing at Newmarket and perhaps enjoy a meal in tranquil surroundings? More...
- Would you like to hold a small meeting, such as a sales presentation or board meeting in rural surroundings? More...
- Are you a stud owner or farmer and would like to see how new technology can make you more efficient in terms of both operation and energy? More...
For more details phone me on 01440-783790 or use my e-mail at .
James Miller
December 1st, 2008 | |
