BarnLackey Street 22 (27-31)
The barn and riding school is run by .
Instructors:
Wyldon of Cavall.
Chief Hostler
Tobias Boon.
Horse Trainers
Dominik Petro.
A place to stable horses and to learn how to ride or improve existing skills
Horses:
Privately owned
Paddy (Connemara Pony); brown; owned by Lionel Hawkins"
Buttercup (Tinker); owned by Katherine Prescott"
Belle (Tinker); owned by Katherine Prescott
Crumpet; cab-horse, owned by Freddy Smart"
Lebkuchen; owned by Giselle Schnittel
Lightning; owned by Cody Lee"
Maestoso Edelweiss (Dell) - brown Lippizan Stallion, trained to Hohe Schule, owned by Jackson Cate
Pluto Astarte (Arte) - brown Lippizan Stallion, trained to Hohe Schule, owned by Frida Cate
Brownie, owned by Annie Butler; trained for side-saddle
Charlie (white), owned by William Cody
Cameron's Fiery Sunset (Arabian stallion; coat of pure copper, mane and tail bronze colored), owned by Jason Cameron
Brownie, driving pony, owned by Jason Cameron
Sunrise (Arabian mare , owned by Rosalind Hawkins
Star (Black Palfrey mare with a white star with one long point down her nose), owned by Vanyel Ashkevron
Arthur: Owned by Neil Jones"; Arthur was the name given by the Tenth Doctor to a grey horse which had wandered through a time window from 18th century France onto the SS Madame de Pompadour. The Doctor wanted to keep Arthur although Rose would not let him. He protested, "I let you keep Mickey!" (TV: The Girl in the Fireplace) Becoming irritated after Rose and Mickey wandered off despite his warnings, the Doctor confided his frustrations in Arthur as he indulged in an attempt at reverse psychology, telling the horse that he was free to roam the ship. Arthur, however, did not respond, and the Doctor agreed that he was not convicing. (COMIC: The Road To... ) When the Clockwork Droids sealed off the time window to 1758 to keep the Doctor out, he used Arthur to break through the seal and rescue Madame de Pompadour. (TV: The Girl in the Fireplace)
Barn-owned
Polly; bought from Cody Lee"; quadrille and draft horse, very steady and no-nonsense attitude