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Trekking
Take the opportunity to walk, trot or canter into the hills and cast your eyes upon breathtaking views of Northern Ireland countryside including the Giant’s Causeway, Lough Foyle, the Sperrin Mountains, and to Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head, County Donegal.
Hacking
With miles of tracks, Sheans Horse Farm, Riding School and Trekking Centre, boasts the most extensive off-road trekking and hacking facilities along Irelands North Coast. Enjoy the freedom, the mountain air, the fun, the buzz of extensive safe hacking at Sheans Horse Farm. You can escape the busy roads, the stuffy car, the crowded beaches when you take off into the hills on horseback. Let yourself be refreshed and energised by a unique horse riding experience at Sheans Horse Farm.
Riding School
A quality riding school, the focus at Sheans Horse Farm is to provide a fun, engaging learning experience for riders of all abilities. Our trusted team of school horses means we can provide lessons for all abilities of riders. Special care is taken with nervous riders and beginners. We can combine a lesson with a trek so that all abilities can enjoy the riding, the scenery and test their skills. Nervous riders can cast away their fears and take confidence in our quiet schoolmaster horses.
Breeding Stock
Sheans Horse Farm, Armoy aims to produce top quality horses suitable for show jumping and eventing. All of the mares have been carefully chosen from reputable bloodlines. We select our mares based on their soundness and correctness. We carefully consider conformation of the body, legs, movement, style and appearance.
Young Stock
We aim to produce quality, well-handled young animals with a good temperament, to supply the growing demand for performance horses in Northern Ireland and further afield. Sheans Horse Farm originated from the decision to move from traditional cattle and sheep farming to breeding sports horses for the leisure market. By being reared extensively on a variety of terrain rather than on flat dry paddocks, our animals have been exposed to a variety of natural obstacles and conditions, giving them great sense of balance, confidence and muscle development.