Mildmay Farm & Stud
Thoroughbred breeding, boarding, sales preparation and rehabilitation services for horse owners and breeders
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Mildmay Farm & Stud
Mildmay Farm & Stud provides Thoroughbred stud services, including broodmare boarding and foaling, youngstock rearing, sales preparation and racehorse rehabilitation. Its facilities also support visiting stallions and veterinary care.
The business serves horse owners and breeders through paid boarding and stud services, and breeds horses for commercial sale and private syndication. It is based in Whitchurch, Hampshire.
Product: Thoroughbred broodmare boarding and foaling, youngstock rearing, sales preparation and racehorse rehabilitation services.
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