Middleton Livery Yard

03/08/2026

🐴 Livery Spaces Available at Middleton Livery Yard – Barlaston, Staffordshire 🐴

We currently have a limited number of DIY to Full Livery spaces available at our friendly, welcoming yard.

Whether you’re looking for the freedom of DIY or the convenience of full care, we can tailor a package to suit you and your horse.

✨ Facilities include:
• 25m x 40m floodlit arena with dressage mirrors and jumps
• Solarium
• Wash-down area
• Secure tack room
• Friendly, supportive atmosphere
• Excellent hacking nearby
• Herd turnout / individual turn out (where available)

🐎 Livery options available:
• DIY Livery
• Assisted DIY
• Part Livery
• Full Livery

We pride ourselves on providing a safe, relaxed environment where both horses and owners can feel at home.

📍 Location: Middleton Livery Yard, Barlaston, Staffordshire, ST12 9EN

📞 For prices or to arrange a viewing, please message me or call 07925 330526.

Spaces are limited, so get in touch to discuss your requirements!

26/07/2026

Let me know what you think so far

14/07/2026

✨ A little refresh at Middleton Livery Yard! ✨

We’ve been busy giving the yard a makeover by painting and freshening up all of our stables, and we’re really pleased with how they’re looking! 🐴🖌️

We’re a small, friendly livery yard with just 10 stables, which means we can offer a relaxed atmosphere and give every horse and owner that little bit of extra attention.

We currently have 4 spaces available
3 x 12x12ft stables
1 x 10x12ft stable
DIY to Full livery available

If you’re looking for a welcoming yard with a great community and well-kept facilities, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to get in touch if you’d like to know more or arrange a visit.

📍 Middleton Livery Yard, Barlaston
📩 Message us for more information.
📱 07925 330526

24/06/2026

🐴 Livery Spaces Available at Middleton Livery Yard, Barlaston, ST12 9EN 🐴

✔ Arena with dressage mirrors
✔ Friendly supportive atmosphere
✔ Excellent hacking nearby
✔ Individual care for every horse
✔ DIY to Part livery options available
✔️ Solarium
✔️ Wash off area
✔️ Herd or individual turnout
✔️ Yard worming program
✔️ Mares and Geldings welcome
✔️ All horses considered. We understand that every horse is an individual, and we are happy to discuss horses with specific needs, quirks, or stable vices on a case-by-case basis.
✔️ Horses treated as part of the family

Limited spaces available. Message for details or to arrange a viewing on 07925 330526

15/06/2026

Website now available

2 livery spaces available

Full, part and DIY livery in Barlaston, Staffordshire. Quiet hacking, floodlit arena with dressage mirrors, expert care for you and your horse.

02/06/2026

Another happy customer, great to get out when I’m having a good day 😊

15/05/2026

Spaces now available for Part and Assisted DIY Livery

14/05/2026

Just brought my dogs these tags. Have a look guys they are really a great idea 🐶🐾🐕

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11/05/2026

It’s important to make sure your horse’s vaccinations are up to date guys 💉 regular checks of your horses temperature is good management of your horse too 🤒

The Equine Flu Outbreak, Sweeping Across Wales, Has Shown Genuine Responsibility, Sacrifice and Welfare‑First Behaviour.

Thank you to everyone who has put horse welfare first over the past few weeks.
Events have been cancelled, clinics postponed, and many yards have temporarily stopped taking new liveries.
These decisions all have financial implications, especially in the current climate, and they deserve recognition.
This outbreak has shown genuine responsibility, sacrifice, and welfare‑first behaviour across Wales.

If your yard has acted responsibly during this outbreak, tag them — responsible decisions deserve to be acknowledged.

Equine flu is airborne.
It spreads through droplets released when a horse coughs or sneezes, and those droplets can travel across shared spaces on a yard.
It can also spread via clothing, equipment, and close contact.
This is why limiting movement and reducing mixing makes a difference.

Biosecurity matters.
Pausing new liveries, avoiding shared equipment, isolating new arrivals, and monitoring temperatures are practical steps that reduce transmission.
If you’re unsure about symptoms or exposure, speak to your vet for guidance.

Vaccination remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the severity of flu and limit how much virus a horse sheds.
It doesn’t stop flu from existing, but it does reduce the impact and helps protect the wider yard.

And while flu is the current focus, tetanus shouldn’t be overlooked.
Tetanus enters through wounds — even tiny ones — and is often fatal.
Treatment is intensive and costly, and prevention through vaccination is far more reliable.

We know many owners are under real financial pressure.
But vaccinations and basic biosecurity are not the safest places to cut costs.
When things go wrong, the emotional and financial impact escalates quickly.

Prevention is better than cure — and in situations like this, it’s better than crisis.