The meeting hall is a huge room with a dark wooden floor. There is a stage with blue velvet curtains with golden lining at the front of it. When many people are coming there are rows and rows of black plastic chairs set up. There are two wooden doors at the far end witch both lead into the front office. There are glass doors all along the side of the hall. They lead unto a courtyard with many white roses growing. You may just relax here as there are many stone benches. There are dances held here sometimes. The results of competitions are announced here too.

There is a long road with 20 triple story building all along it. They are almost attached to each other. The upper floors have balconies and the bottoms floors have pattios. There are stairs up the side of the building leading to the second and third floor. They are all painted a cream colour and the rooves are dark tiles. When you enter the apartment you are in the living room. All the walls in the apartment are painted cream but you may buy your own paint and personalise the space. There are wooden counters seperating the kitchen from the living room. The kitchen has all the basic nacesities. You may buy your own dishwasher or things like that. There is a short passage. There are two doors. One leads to the bathroom and one leads to the bedroom. The bedroom has one chest of drawers and one single bed, it has clean white sheets on it. You may take the sheets to the office to be washed once a week.

The dorm building is a large red brick building. It is at the end of a grey pathed path. It has a small garden infront of it with a few trees and rose bushes growing in it. When you enter, you find yourself in a small room with two doors. One leads to the kitchen and dining hall, one leads to the first floor of dorms. There is a board where you can sighn in if your new. It is a four story building with 10 dorms on each floor. The dorms are nothing more than decently sized rooms with two single beds, two chests of drawers and a bathroom with a sink, a toilet and a shower. The walls are painted cream.

The stables are in a Y shape. There is one long roved barn. Stalls are built coming out of the side of it. In the corners are two tack rooms with poles and hooks to hang your riding equipment. At the end of the roofed barn there are four wash stalls with special hoses and horse shampoo. Then the stables turn and they are built the same way as the rooved stalls. The roved barn is more for problem horses that tend to escape their stables. As there is a door with a lock. All the stalls have feeding troughs and automatic water drinkers. they are all very prestige. dark grey stone with vines growing up the sides

This is where you may board any racing horses for their strict diet and placement with other horses.

The weanling stalls look just like the normal stables except they are slightly smallerand the automatic water drinker and feeding trough are slightly lower. The weanling stables are stables 1 through 5.

For race horses to come out and be worked on or for normal horses to try their part at racing.

The lunging ring is built with strong wooden poles. It has a thick layer of sand on the floor. It is directly outside the indoor arena.

The outdoor arena is a very large piece of fenced off land. There are two seperate arenas next to each other, one with letters on the top, bottom, left and right of it, this is the dressage arena. It is compotition sized. The other arena is the jumping arena, it has a small storage room with many supplies to build jumps in it. The staff ussually builds them for you. The jumps are very prestige.There is a thick layer of sand on the ground of both arenas.

It is a very large building with a huge door that you can lead your horse through. Inside there is a bathroom and a changing room. The two arenas inside are exactly the same to the oudoor arenas. One for dressage, one for jumping. Both compotition sized.

The cross country course is about 2 miles long. It is lined with bushes, trees and flowers. There are numerous logs, streams and piles of rockes that you have to jump. Half way through the course is a beautiful lake. The trail rides also pass by this lake.

The recovery meadow stretches over a quarter of a square mile. It's pretty huge. The entire area is fenced off (The fences are too high for any sane horse to jump). There is a gate to the meadow very close to the stables. There is long sweet green grass all over the place, and the are low apple trees for the horses to take a nibble on. In the very centre the is a large blue pond where the horses may come to drink after having a good gallop. The recovery meadow is a good place to turn out your horse after a competition. If your horse is too fresh for the lunging arena this is a good place to let them burn off energy. It may also be a nice place to come bond with foals, problem horses, or previously neglected horses. Over all, it is a sanctuary for the horses.