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Description
Made a map for SWEC

Silver Water Equestrian Centre (SWEC) is located in southern NSW Australia just off the border with Victoria. 150 acres of green rolling hills, eucalypt forests, and valleys which are perfect for trail rides, Carooga Creek starts in the valley with a magnificent waterfall and winds its way through the property. Just 30 minutes south of the snowy mountains, riders have access to snowy trails through Kosciusko National Park.
SWEC has been run by the Silverwaters for generations, currently in the hands of Lauren and Thomas Silverwater and their 17-year-old daughter Kayla. SWEC breeds, rehabilitates, and trains horses, recently expanding to dressage, showjumping, cross country, and flat racing, However, riders at SWEC are ready to give any discipline a go!
SWEC offers boarding, and snowy ride tours during the snow season in the national park. The stables partake in a rescue and rehabilitation program of mistreated horses and will take on any horse, SWEC Also captures, trains, and rehomes Australian Brumbies as part of a ‘Save the Brumbies’ campaign.
Key:

1. Silverwater Hall (main house and residence of the Silverwaters)
2. Private pasture and stables (used for personal horses, horses that need to be watched closely, quarantine and recovery)
3. Main stables, houses 10 horses.
4. Stallion stables, houses 4 studs.
5. Stables, houses 8 horses with personal pastures, it opens into a larger paddock.
6. Grass arena, used for miscellaneous riding, often showjumps are set up in here.
7. Dressage arena. 60x20 arena used for dressage and flatwork.
8. Tack and feed shed. Also used to house equipment like jumps and machinery.
9. Front pasture.
10. Staff and visitor accommodation (can house 4 families)
11. Vehicle parking
12. Hot walker, used to cool horse off or give light exercise.
13. Creekside Pastures
14. Woodland pastures
15. Carooga falls and Forest (great for trails)
16. Carooga creek, shallow and wide waters are great for cooling off horses
17. The shore, here Carooga creek is wide and deep enough to swim in, theres are small sandy shore leading up onto the cross country course.
18. Crosscountry course, suitable for grades 60-4*
19. Trails, this heads out to the snowy mountains, the foot of which is just a 30 minute ride away.

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created, designed and owned by Silverstar (me)

Description
Made a map for SWEC

Silver Water Equestrian Centre (SWEC) is located in southern NSW Australia just off the border with Victoria. 150 acres of green rolling hills, eucalypt forests, and valleys which are perfect for trail rides, Carooga Creek starts in the valley with a magnificent waterfall and winds its way through the property. Just 30 minutes south of the snowy mountains, riders have access to snowy trails through Kosciusko National Park.
SWEC has been run by the Silverwaters for generations, currently in the hands of Lauren and Thomas Silverwater and their 17-year-old daughter Kayla. SWEC breeds, rehabilitates, and trains horses, recently expanding to dressage, showjumping, cross country, and flat racing, However, riders at SWEC are ready to give any discipline a go!
SWEC offers boarding, and snowy ride tours during the snow season in the national park. The stables partake in a rescue and rehabilitation program of mistreated horses and will take on any horse, SWEC Also captures, trains, and rehomes Australian Brumbies as part of a ‘Save the Brumbies’ campaign.
Key:

1. Silverwater Hall (main house and residence of the Silverwaters)
2. Private pasture and stables (used for personal horses, horses that need to be watched closely, quarantine and recovery)
3. Main stables, houses 10 horses.
4. Stallion stables, houses 4 studs.
5. Stables, houses 8 horses with personal pastures, it opens into a larger paddock.
6. Grass arena, used for miscellaneous riding, often showjumps are set up in here.
7. Dressage arena. 60x20 arena used for dressage and flatwork.
8. Tack and feed shed. Also used to house equipment like jumps and machinery.
9. Front pasture.
10. Staff and visitor accommodation (can house 4 families)
11. Vehicle parking
12. Hot walker, used to cool horse off or give light exercise.
13. Creekside Pastures
14. Woodland pastures
15. Carooga falls and Forest (great for trails)
16. Carooga creek, shallow and wide waters are great for cooling off horses
17. The shore, here Carooga creek is wide and deep enough to swim in, theres are small sandy shore leading up onto the cross country course.
18. Crosscountry course, suitable for grades 60-4*
19. Trails, this heads out to the snowy mountains, the foot of which is just a 30 minute ride away.

No ref used
created, designed and owned by Silverstar (me)