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When Jeff Thomas Moved Into Tally Ho Farm In 1986The Site Was Not Automatically Suggestive Of A Successful Businessthe Farm Had Been Poorly Maintained Andapart From A Few Calves And Pigsthe Previous Owners Had Run A Small Farm Shop From The Garage The First Task Was To Remove The Older Buildings And Erect Two Large Horse Barnsthis Gave The Farm The Facility To Hold 50 Horses And Is Now Run As A Riding And Livery Yard Because Of Jeff S Experience In The Equestrian Worldas A Rider And Trainer Of Point To Point And National Hunt Horseshe Decided To Develop Thegarage Shopinto A Specialist Equestrian Outletwith Emphasis On Feeding And Nutrition A Year Before The Move To Tally Ho Farmthe Royal County Of Berkshire Polo Club Became A Neighbour At Winkfieldthis Was The First Of An Influx Of Polo Establishments Near Windsorwhich Was To Have An Important Effect On Jeff S Plans To Establish Tally Ho As A Major Equine Supplier Having Managed The Day To Day Running Of Stables Myselfi Am Aware Of The Importance Of Giving Customers A Reliable And Friendly Servicethisi Think Is The Reason We Began To Supply Polo Yards Along With Our Non Polo Customerswithin A Short Timeproducts Had Been Increased At Tally Ho To Include Feed Supplementsstable Equipment And Veterinary Materialthe Old Garage Was Still Theshop Although The Feedstuff Was Now Stored In Every Space Available Within The Farm In 1992Jeff Built A 5 000 Sq Ft Agricultural Barnmoving The Shop Into The New Buildingsales Continued To Expand With Local Polo Yards Becoming An Important Aspect Of Tradein 1997 Tally Ho Moved Seriously Into The Tack And Clothing Fieldwhich Is Now Firmly Established