Preview of Ben Way and Team Way’s Eventing Season - February 2024
Partner, Head of Equestrian
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Join mailing listThe start of the 2024 eventing season is now just around the corner, with our first event, Poplar Park in Suffolk, on 2nd March. The ground over on the east coast is very sandy and well drained, so holds up well to the rain in March.
The majority of our horses have been back in work since just before Christmas, and so we are well under way with our pre-season fitness work. We will have plenty of trips out schooling to blow the cobwebs away before March.
Sarah and I, at Team Way Eventing, have got a really good string of talented horses for the coming season, with five horses running at 4* level and above, followed up by an exciting bunch of young horses.
As Head of Butler Sherborn Equestrian, if you require a confidential market appraisal or any property advice, do get in touch.
I am currently marketing Manor Farm, Hornton at a Guide Price £6,500,000 - https://www.butlersherborn.co.uk/hornton/nid3497
Ben Way 01451 830731 ben@butlersherborn.co.uk
Butler Sherborn has recently sold the two equestrian properties below
Ardencote Farm, Alcester, Warwickshire – Sold off market World class equestrian facility with five bedroom house, 65 boxes, indoor & outdoor schools, pool & circa 17 acres.
Westcote House, Radway, Warwickshire – Sold Guide Price £1,700,000 Four bedroom house with 18 acres and extensive equestrian facilities https://www.butlersherborn.co.uk/warwick/tysoe-road/nid3281
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