Tori Stud Farm (est. 1856) is located at historical Tori Manor Estate. Horses are of Tori and Estonian indigenous breed. Tori breed was initiated in 1892 by using a Norfolk Roadster stallion called Hetman for cross-breeding. Tori Stud Farm is a unique symbol of Estonian cultural heritage, and the whole complex including the horses is under development to become a sophisticated Equine Centre offering various services.

• Enjoy, learn, and experience first-hand or hands-on during your visit:
• Sightseeing tours of the stud
• Horseback riding trips at the stud and in the forest
• Riding lessons for individuals and groups
• Special horse programmes and classes
• Equine performance testing, and other events

Additional service: stable box rent

We accept and follow goodwill agreement to ensure safety during the COVID-19 outbreak.