At La Corona Horse Residence we offer large natural spaces (from 50,000 to 300,000 m2) with pastures, woods, shrubland and watering holes, bordered with electric fencing around the perimeter, for retired horses and ponies.

So far we are thoroughly enjoying the experience. The vast majority of horses and ponies have no trouble integrating in the numerous herds that live on the same premises.

Different herds live side by side in the same space, in perfect harmony. In turn, in each herd the horses interact with each other in a calm and active way, which gives rise to a great number of relationships, situations and experiences that have a positive impact on the mental state and mood of the horses and ponies.

In addition to the land dedicated to accommodating retired horses and ponies, at La Corona Horse Residence we offer a wide range of spaces for horses and ponies that require rest after periods of intense physical activity, or for any other reason.

These horses and ponies can also be integrated in the herds living at La Corona Horse Residence, which are mainly made up of retired horses.

At La Corona Horse Residence, we also provide accommodation for foals to live among adult herds. The fully-grown horses in our herds can have a very positive influence on the education of foals during their first years of growth.

The foals staying in our equine residence are growing up exceptionally well. The large spaces on our premises allow them to move around freely, running and playing without any space restrictions. Their bodies can develop fully, and their character is modelled by learning from their fully-grown companions.

Do you offer assisted activities with horses? At La Corona Horse Residence we offer a number of spaces so that professionals like you can carry out activities such as coaching, equine therapy, and so on.

We offer different rates for herd activities or for other activities that require smaller groups of horses. The rates include the horses themselves, as well as preparing the grounds, insurance for teachers and students, and more.

The horses we use for activities with smaller groups normally come from the Platero Equine Refuge Association, as some of their horses are staying at La Corona Horse Residence. This means that the income from this activity, in terms of use of the horses, goes directly to the association, helping them to rescue and offer aid to mistreated, abandoned or at-risk horses and ponies.

We also offer reduced rates for certified non-profit associations in the fields of animal protection, the environment, childhood protection and helping people at risk of exclusion.