many well-known champions over
the years, including two Melbourne
Cup winners Darkfelt who had
a clear cut victory in the 1943
Melbourne Cup and following in the
footsteps of his father’s Spearfelt
1926 Melbourne Cup victory. Both
of these horses are buried at the
front entrance at Alma Vale, a
wonderful reminder of the amazing
history of this very special place.
The Golchert family's love and
understanding of these beautiful
animals has led them to purchasing
Alma Vale to continue their dream
and making Alma Vale once again
a renowned premier spelling and
agistment property.
Our aim is to work closely with
you to customise a plan to ensure
maximum comfort and attention
for your horses, some of our options
and facilities available include:
•A combination of small and large
paddocks to suit various spelling
and rehab needs.
•Six metre-wide laneways
separating all paddocks.
•Premium post and rail fenced
paddocks with foal-proof wire
netting.
•Shelters in every paddock
delivering optimum comfort.
•Wash Bays.
•25 spelling yards with shelters.
•Stallion yards with shelters.
•Stabling in one of our 20 fully
powered stables.
•Rugging available for premium
comfort and coat quality.
•Exercise available in the 8 horse
electric walker or round yard.
•Access to our expert vets (Equivet
Aust).
•Access to our experienced farrier.
•Feeding combinations for
optimum performance and health.
•Restorative or recuperating from
injuries.
•Irrigation spanning the majority
of the complex, ensuring ideal
paddock conditions all year
round.
Alma Vale Farms take pride in
developing a customised care plan
to tend to your horses as if they
were our own.
Agistment
Alma Vale Farms is a leading
destination for your horses
spelling, agistment and care….
Our specialised team can
manage all components of your
horse’s needs, from feeding to
health checks, farrier needs
and exercising your horse while
your horse is on agistment with
us. We consider your needs and
requirements based on the type of
horse (whether it be broodmares
and foals, weanlings, yearlings,
geldings or stallions) timeframes
November • December • 2016 • The Australian Quarter Horse Magazine • Page 37