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Welcome To Rosendal Stables
The mansion was built during the early 18th century by a count by the name of Anders Bille.
Now it is used as a breeding, training and competition facility for horses of high standard. The mansion have been updated over the years and got new buildings to keep up with the on going evolution and sports requests. The Rosendal property measures the astounding amount of 4,93 km2.

Guide through the Facility
We will take you through a guide to help you understand and find your way when visiting Rosendal Stables. It can be easy to get lost among the buildings and around the pastures with all the surrounding trees.

1. The Mare Stable
This is the mare and filly facility, which contains 39 stalls for all breed types. The horses stands on either straw or chips. All stalls measures 10 m2. Here is also two showers and two tack rooms for equipment. No food storage room, since all food is located in three empty stalls.
Straw and hay storage located on the loft.

2. The Stallion Stable
The stallion and colt facility, which contains 32 stalls for all breed types. All stalls measures 10 m2 and horses stands on either straw or chips.
In the building you find two showers and three tack rooms. No food storage in here since the food is located in the mares stable.
Straw and hay storage located on the loft.

3. The Boarding Stable
Rosendal offers boarding favors for visitors or long-term stayers. There are 10 open stalls which measures 9 m2. There is one tack room, one shower and a private barn for food storage with a own yard with a gate for extra privacy. Straw and hay storage located on the loft.
To rent a stall at Rosendal costs (imaginary) 2000 swe kr/month.

4. Boarding House
This is the boarding house/mansion at Rosendal where the owners live. The house is divided into two separate households, the main house (middle) and the secondary house (left).

5. The Office
Here is where the office is located. This part is open for staff and visitors to enter. In the basement is a minor storage of food, but also a storage with equipment which is out of use for the moment.

6. The Courtyard Arena
This paddock is mainly used for more fancy occasions such as shows and presentations. But is used at times to walk the horses. Especially used for the thoroughbreds in the morning.

7. The Hangar
This is where all the vehicles are located such as tractors, trailers, four wheelers etc. You can also find the engineering/work shop here where broken things gets fixed and repaired.

8. The Breeding Barn
A barn with high roof level and open spaces. There is six stalls measuring 13 m2 to give the mares and foals loads of room to move around in. All stalls have at least access to 2 windows in comparison to the mandatory stalls which only offers one window. Here we find two showers, one tack room and one food storage room. We can also find a minor office in here.
In this stable is a surveillance camera broadcasting to a monitor at the office so that someone always is observing the horses, especially during labouring.

9. The Covering Barn
Rosendal has a private barn, which reminds of a indoor arena in a smaller format with sand surface and with the walls padded in green foam rubber in purpose to avoid horses getting hurt during breeding.
Rosendal only accepts natural breeding but has at one time used frozen semen.
All breeding is observed.

10. The Mechanical Walker
A roofless mechanical walker with dirt surface with room for eight horses.

11. The Quarantine
A place where sick or injure horses is placed to give a calm place while staying in rehab. Here is four stalls measuring 10m2 with straw or chip surface. In this stable is a surveillance camera which broadcasts to a monitor at the office so that someone always is observing the horses.
Here you also find a minor clinic for when the vet is for a visit. Also a rehab center is located in this building containing a treadmill, a pool of water, a sauna and a solarium.

12. The Laying Hall
This is Rosendal’s laying hall which is a open building without stalls where several horses are allowed to walk together indoors on a dirt surface. This is mostly used for the yearlings. The building has no problem to contain up to 20 horses, but we mostly doesn’t reach that number. Most often there isn’t more than six horses tops in it at the same time. The building has three openings which is sealed with a iron gate. This gives the horses access to look out and always have free access to the open air.

13. The Parking Lot
This is where the staff parks their cars and vehicles. Outsiders may not park here.

14. The Dunghill
This is where all the manure of Rosendal ends up. This empties twice a month.

15. The Visitor Parking Lot
The place the visitors are allowed to park their cars and vehicles. Place for sixteen cars.

16. The Sand Pastures
Nine sand pastures in different sizes. All horses are authorized to be here at least once a week so they can play and roll in the sand.

17. The Indoor Arena #1
One of the indoor arenas of Rosendal. This is the bigger one of the two with a arena measuring 60x20m and special wet dirt surface which is excellent for shows such as dressage and show jumping.
Also room for a warm up ring when entering the main gate. Room for 1500 spectators.
This arena is not used daily but only for shows.

18. The Visitor Parking Lot
This is where visitors and participators in shows are allowed to park with their trailers/trucks. During bigger events, visitors are allowed to park on the grass on #24.

19. The Indoor Arena #2
The main arena of Rosendal which is used on a daily basis. This arena contains a huge riding hall measuring 80x20 which has a removable wall which can create two separate halls when closed and creates then two arenas measuring 40x20m.

20. The Outdoor Arena
This is used on a daily basis and serves up to thirty to forty horses a day, depending on the weather. The arena measures 80x30m and can easily be divided with bars on the ground to make separate areas to work on. The surface is based on a cross mix, mixed up with sand for extra support for the horses during training.

21. The Lead Loop
This is the lead loop where the horses is being lead at times when the mechanical walker is full. This is also used as a parking place for trucks when loading horses from the stables. Trucks aren’t allowed on the courtyard, so it is out here where we load and unload horses.

22. The Racing Track
The track can offer races from 300 up to 3600 meters on a dirt track. The grand stand can contain 3-4000 spectators and even more if standing by the rail of the track. Inside the track is a huge grass arena where shows is hold such as dressage, show jumping and other possible events.

23. The Riding Area #1
This is where you can take a relaxing ride out on the grass before or after a training. This area leads you out on the gravel roads between all the pastures which gives you access for a long ride.

24. The Riding Area #2
You can also take a relaxing ride here or train some cross country since there are several types of obstacles. This is also the place where vehicles can park during events when the parking lot isn’t enough.

25. The Baroque Stable
This is where all the baroque and spanish horses are located and boarded, standing in english stalls with greek influenced architecture. Here is room for 10 horses with one shower and several rooms for storrage and tack.

Opening Hours
Rosendal has special hours when the facility is open for visitors to come to see or visit the stables.
The Facility is naturally closed during the holidays.

The Stables
Weekdays: 10-16
Saturday: 10-15
Sunday: Closed

The Racetrack
Weekdays: 10-14
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

The Office
Weekdays: 10-17
Saturday: 10-17
Sunday: 10-13

We hope you will enjoy your stay.
_____________________________________________

Tools & Info
Reference: Photography from the sky
Estimated time: About 4 hours
Tools: Wacom Intuos4 tablet & Photoshop CS5
Layers: About 60 layers
____________________________________________

It's forbidden to copy, download, transmit, distribute, display, reproduce, sell, heavily reference, claim, trace, reuse, license or anything else, without written permition of the respective owner. All rights are reserved!

Description

Welcome To Rosendal Stables
The mansion was built during the early 18th century by a count by the name of Anders Bille.
Now it is used as a breeding, training and competition facility for horses of high standard. The mansion have been updated over the years and got new buildings to keep up with the on going evolution and sports requests. The Rosendal property measures the astounding amount of 4,93 km2.

Guide through the Facility
We will take you through a guide to help you understand and find your way when visiting Rosendal Stables. It can be easy to get lost among the buildings and around the pastures with all the surrounding trees.

1. The Mare Stable
This is the mare and filly facility, which contains 39 stalls for all breed types. The horses stands on either straw or chips. All stalls measures 10 m2. Here is also two showers and two tack rooms for equipment. No food storage room, since all food is located in three empty stalls.
Straw and hay storage located on the loft.

2. The Stallion Stable
The stallion and colt facility, which contains 32 stalls for all breed types. All stalls measures 10 m2 and horses stands on either straw or chips.
In the building you find two showers and three tack rooms. No food storage in here since the food is located in the mares stable.
Straw and hay storage located on the loft.

3. The Boarding Stable
Rosendal offers boarding favors for visitors or long-term stayers. There are 10 open stalls which measures 9 m2. There is one tack room, one shower and a private barn for food storage with a own yard with a gate for extra privacy. Straw and hay storage located on the loft.
To rent a stall at Rosendal costs (imaginary) 2000 swe kr/month.

4. Boarding House
This is the boarding house/mansion at Rosendal where the owners live. The house is divided into two separate households, the main house (middle) and the secondary house (left).

5. The Office
Here is where the office is located. This part is open for staff and visitors to enter. In the basement is a minor storage of food, but also a storage with equipment which is out of use for the moment.

6. The Courtyard Arena
This paddock is mainly used for more fancy occasions such as shows and presentations. But is used at times to walk the horses. Especially used for the thoroughbreds in the morning.

7. The Hangar
This is where all the vehicles are located such as tractors, trailers, four wheelers etc. You can also find the engineering/work shop here where broken things gets fixed and repaired.

8. The Breeding Barn
A barn with high roof level and open spaces. There is six stalls measuring 13 m2 to give the mares and foals loads of room to move around in. All stalls have at least access to 2 windows in comparison to the mandatory stalls which only offers one window. Here we find two showers, one tack room and one food storage room. We can also find a minor office in here.
In this stable is a surveillance camera broadcasting to a monitor at the office so that someone always is observing the horses, especially during labouring.

9. The Covering Barn
Rosendal has a private barn, which reminds of a indoor arena in a smaller format with sand surface and with the walls padded in green foam rubber in purpose to avoid horses getting hurt during breeding.
Rosendal only accepts natural breeding but has at one time used frozen semen.
All breeding is observed.

10. The Mechanical Walker
A roofless mechanical walker with dirt surface with room for eight horses.

11. The Quarantine
A place where sick or injure horses is placed to give a calm place while staying in rehab. Here is four stalls measuring 10m2 with straw or chip surface. In this stable is a surveillance camera which broadcasts to a monitor at the office so that someone always is observing the horses.
Here you also find a minor clinic for when the vet is for a visit. Also a rehab center is located in this building containing a treadmill, a pool of water, a sauna and a solarium.

12. The Laying Hall
This is Rosendal’s laying hall which is a open building without stalls where several horses are allowed to walk together indoors on a dirt surface. This is mostly used for the yearlings. The building has no problem to contain up to 20 horses, but we mostly doesn’t reach that number. Most often there isn’t more than six horses tops in it at the same time. The building has three openings which is sealed with a iron gate. This gives the horses access to look out and always have free access to the open air.

13. The Parking Lot
This is where the staff parks their cars and vehicles. Outsiders may not park here.

14. The Dunghill
This is where all the manure of Rosendal ends up. This empties twice a month.

15. The Visitor Parking Lot
The place the visitors are allowed to park their cars and vehicles. Place for sixteen cars.

16. The Sand Pastures
Nine sand pastures in different sizes. All horses are authorized to be here at least once a week so they can play and roll in the sand.

17. The Indoor Arena #1
One of the indoor arenas of Rosendal. This is the bigger one of the two with a arena measuring 60x20m and special wet dirt surface which is excellent for shows such as dressage and show jumping.
Also room for a warm up ring when entering the main gate. Room for 1500 spectators.
This arena is not used daily but only for shows.

18. The Visitor Parking Lot
This is where visitors and participators in shows are allowed to park with their trailers/trucks. During bigger events, visitors are allowed to park on the grass on #24.

19. The Indoor Arena #2
The main arena of Rosendal which is used on a daily basis. This arena contains a huge riding hall measuring 80x20 which has a removable wall which can create two separate halls when closed and creates then two arenas measuring 40x20m.

20. The Outdoor Arena
This is used on a daily basis and serves up to thirty to forty horses a day, depending on the weather. The arena measures 80x30m and can easily be divided with bars on the ground to make separate areas to work on. The surface is based on a cross mix, mixed up with sand for extra support for the horses during training.

21. The Lead Loop
This is the lead loop where the horses is being lead at times when the mechanical walker is full. This is also used as a parking place for trucks when loading horses from the stables. Trucks aren’t allowed on the courtyard, so it is out here where we load and unload horses.

22. The Racing Track
The track can offer races from 300 up to 3600 meters on a dirt track. The grand stand can contain 3-4000 spectators and even more if standing by the rail of the track. Inside the track is a huge grass arena where shows is hold such as dressage, show jumping and other possible events.

23. The Riding Area #1
This is where you can take a relaxing ride out on the grass before or after a training. This area leads you out on the gravel roads between all the pastures which gives you access for a long ride.

24. The Riding Area #2
You can also take a relaxing ride here or train some cross country since there are several types of obstacles. This is also the place where vehicles can park during events when the parking lot isn’t enough.

25. The Baroque Stable
This is where all the baroque and spanish horses are located and boarded, standing in english stalls with greek influenced architecture. Here is room for 10 horses with one shower and several rooms for storrage and tack.

Opening Hours
Rosendal has special hours when the facility is open for visitors to come to see or visit the stables.
The Facility is naturally closed during the holidays.

The Stables
Weekdays: 10-16
Saturday: 10-15
Sunday: Closed

The Racetrack
Weekdays: 10-14
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

The Office
Weekdays: 10-17
Saturday: 10-17
Sunday: 10-13

We hope you will enjoy your stay.
_____________________________________________

Tools & Info
Reference: Photography from the sky
Estimated time: About 4 hours
Tools: Wacom Intuos4 tablet & Photoshop CS5
Layers: About 60 layers
____________________________________________

It's forbidden to copy, download, transmit, distribute, display, reproduce, sell, heavily reference, claim, trace, reuse, license or anything else, without written permition of the respective owner. All rights are reserved!