Little Ees Stable is listed in the riding school directory under the Trafford area of North West England. The business operates from Oswestry Equestrian Centre in Shropshire, running as a showjumping and breeding yard. It caters to owners and riders focused on jumping, with a breeding programme in place alongside a range of horse sales, horse shares and syndication options. Competition, schooling, sales and full livery services form the core of the yard's day to day work, with training livery, partnership options and training clinics also available for those wanting structured development with their horse.
The yard is set up around a 25x50m indoor arena on an Andrews Bowen Prowax surface and a 25x55m outdoor sand and fibre arena, giving riders an all weather option year round. Jumpers are built to FEI standard, which suits horses moving up the levels. Stabling is arranged in an American barn layout with automatic water feeders, and horses are turned out in all weather pens as well as traditional paddocks. Arena hire is offered at GBP 15 for a 30 minute slot, which is a useful option for local riders needing quality facilities without committing to full livery.
Little Ees Stable suits showjumpers looking for a competition focused environment, owners wanting a clear pathway from schooling through to sales or syndication, and riders interested in clinics and training packages. Buyers and sellers benefit from the sales livery service, while those without full ownership can explore horse shares or partnership arrangements. The combination of indoor and outdoor arenas, purpose built showjumps and a breeding programme makes it a practical choice for owners at various stages.
For enquiries, readers should contact Little Ees Stable directly. Pricing and availability for livery packages, arena hire and training clinics are set by the yard and can vary, so it is worth getting in touch to confirm current details before booking. The North West England listing reflects the yard's registered location, with the actual site situated at Oswestry Euestrian Centre in Shropshire.