Harris Park Warmbloods is currently in the process of establishing a safe environment for broodmares and youngstock to enable efficient and safe foaling down facilities as well as a safe and suitable environment for foals, weanlings and youngstock (up to the age of three). Facilities include a 6 x 4 metre mare and foal box, foaling yards and safe 5 ½ foot fencing in youngstock paddocks.
Harris Park Warmbloods does not cater for horses commencing starting or performance horse agistment. Agistment will be available for Warmblood broodmares, foals, weanlings and youngstock up to the age of three and includes colts as well as fillies. If interested in our agistment and when it will be available, please contact Harris Park Warmbloods.
Attending veterinarian is Dr Ian Wilbraham, B.V.Sc. (Peak Crossing Veterinary Services). Ian and his wife Helen own and operate Wilway Stud in Mutdapilly, Queensland. They oversee the care, veterinary treatment and breeding of their own stock in conjunction with running their mixed veterinary practice.
Attending blacksmith and farrier is Arnold Dobbe (Australian Farriers and Blacksmiths Association). Arnold is a Queensland government accredited farrier having attained a Certificate III in Farriery at Scone TAFE.
Harris Park Warmbloods uses Oakey Veterinary Hospital for all reproductive requirements. Dr David Pascoe BVSc., PhD., FACVSc. and his staff Dr Andrew Morris BVSc, MACVSc , Dr Paula Williams BVSc , Dr Christine Myers BVSc and veterinary nurse Sonya Plant are based at Oakey, near Toowoomba in Queensland. Oakey Veterinary Hospital has been operating since 1952 and clients include Holger and Melanie Schmorl of Kinnordy Stud and David Finch of Finch Farm.