1
Initial yard assessment and breeding brief
We begin with a calm, practical review of the yard, horses, and day-to-day priorities. This usually includes breeding goals, stable routines, welfare needs, pasture use, and any training or management concerns that should shape the plan.
2
Feeding and stable plan setup
Next, we map out feeding, turnout, bedding, and stable management so the routine supports each horse properly. The plan is adjusted to suit workload, condition, temperament, and seasonal changes across the yard.
3
Training and welfare coordination
We then align training schedules with welfare checks, rest periods, and any breeding or foaling considerations. This keeps handling consistent and helps the team respond early if a horse needs a change in workload or care.
4
Pasture review and ongoing planning
Finally, we review pasture use, field rotations, and longer-term management needs to keep everything working smoothly through the season. From there, Greenfield Equine can update the plan as horses, weather, and yard demands change.