Agistment & Services
Kooringal is set up to take a thoroughbred at any stage of its life — and to keep it on the one farm through all of them.
Pastures of lucerne, clover and ryegrass, cement water troughs, double-fenced and tree-lined paddocks with shelter sheds, six yard systems and a laneway network — built up over four decades by Stuart and Penny Lamont and worked today by their sons.
Permanent & seasonal agistment
Pastures of lucerne, clover and ryegrass across double-fenced, tree-lined paddocks with cement water troughs and shelter sheds.
Foaling
Pre and post natal care in fully floodlit yards, watched around the clock by experienced staff with 24-hour veterinary support on the farm. Newborns are handled early using Control-A-Foal harnesses.
Weaning & handling
Young horses move through a gradual, low-stress program into pasture paddocks. Every foal gets a fortnight of intensive education with Peter Cowell of Conundrum Horse Handling, in three sets of rubber-lined steel yards.
Sale preparation
Yearlings go on a tailored diet and exercise program — stabling, grooming, hand-walking, walker exercise and turnout time — in the lead-up to auction.
Spelling & pre-training
Rest in small groups across 20–50 acre lucerne and clover paddocks, or paddock time combined with graduated exercise on the eight-horse Irongate walker. Programs typically run ninety days.
Veterinary care
Dr Andrew Lamont is resident on the farm through Riverina Equine Veterinary Services, specialising in equine reproduction.
The full terms on which Kooringal Stud provides agistment and related services — fees and invoicing, risk and insurance, and the obligations of both parties.