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Sa Sort

Unboxing horses

Equestrian residence without walls or roofs

Accomodation in a herd

Active horses in nature

Philosophy

Unboxing horses

Sa Sort is an equine residence that aims to provide the horse with an unbeatable environment so that it develops in the most similar way to what it would do while being free.

We offer your horse the perfect space for optimal physical condition, water and natural pastures available 24 hours a day, in addition to the company of other horses with which it can relate for its emotional well-being.

All of this is the Unboxing Horses concept.

Philosophy

Unboxing horses

Sa Sort is an equine residence that aims to provide the horse with an unbeatable environment so that it develops in the most similar way to what it would do while being free.

We offer your horse the perfect space for optimal physical condition, water and natural pastures available 24 hours a day, in addition to the company of other horses with which it can relate for its emotional well-being.

All of this is the Unboxing Horses concept.

Philosophy

Unboxing horses

Sa Sort is an equine residence that aims to provide the horse with an unbeatable environment so that it develops in the most similar way to what it would do while being free.

We offer your horse the perfect space for optimal physical condition, water and natural pastures available 24 hours a day, in addition to the company of other horses with which it can relate for its emotional well-being.

All of this is the Unboxing Horses concept.

Facilities

Our residence is located on a property of 11 hectares of mountain meadow dedicated to the cultivation of the olive tree, where there are also natural pastures, holm oaks, carobs, asparagus, etc., providing horses with a diverse and balanced diet.

Facilities

We have several water fountains scattered around the property and integrated in nature so that the horses drink with an appropriate posture.

Facilities

Almost 2 kilometers of electric wire are checked daily to delimit the common area of the horses and also three enclosures intended for the adaptation of our new residents.

Services

The horses are cared for by our EVTA (Equestrian Veterinary Technical Assistant), who performs a daily general review and an individual monthly report on their status.

Services

We complement our natural pastures with oatmeal and alfalfa when it is convenient to maintain the perfect weight, since each horse has different needs.

Hosts

Lady Pelancha (c. Mallorca, c. 2002).

Most of her past is unknown. What we know is that before arriving at Sa Sort, in January 2019, she lived around five years outdoors. Now, she grazes freely in this meadow, eating grass, asparagus, acorns and more.

Hosts

Welcome a.k.a Willy (Hannover, 2004).

He previously lived in a box. He arrived at Sa Sort in May 2019. The adaptation process is still ongoing, Lady Pelancha teaches him little by little to select food and move around the property. Every day he shows more skills and abilities.

Routes

Our property is next to the GR221 route. From here you can go on an excursion with your horse to Castell d’Alaró, Orient, Torrent de Coanegra, Tossals Verds or Gorg Blau. The limit is set by you.

Friends

Because sometimes we need help

Roger Catalán

Joana Marlès González

Her real motivation is to study the behavior of the horse and find a way to interact with them and treat them based on what is observed in nature.

She is an Equestrian Sports Technician level two of non-Olympic disciplines (2013) and graduated in the Course Expert in Horse Care and Management by the Equestrian Agricultural Training School (2009-2010).

At the young age of 12 she attended her first course imparted by the ethologist Lucy Rees. From that moment she knew the way forward. Together with her, she took courses in Los Llanos Venezolanos (2009 and 2010) on the study of feral horses and dressage of foals; in Colombia (2012) she served as her assistant in courses of re-education and dressage of horses; in the moors of Cotopaxi, Ecuador (2014) she participated in a pilot study of the ethologist, on feral horses herds.

Contact with us

The farm is located on the MA-2100 road, Alaró. For questions or visits you can call or send WhatsApp to the phone +34 644 35 46 40 or send us an e-mail to the address unboxinghorses@gmail.com.