Torryburn was acquired by the Cornish family in 2002.
The family immediately embarked on an extensive programme to add to and improve the already substantial horse breeding infrastructure. The programme included new barns, a Vet complex, feed storage and the construction of kilometres of fencing.
Two adjoining properties were also acquired, which are currently under development, as well as a substantial frontage to the magnificent Allyn River and the necessary water licences.
The work has involved the installation of almost 3km of irrigation and approximately 70 megs of off river storage has been added to the 14 existing dams.
Torryburn is now a small village in its own right with most staff living on, or close to the property. The farm produces much of the daily needs of its residents.
Torryburn is now 'home' to hundreds of mares, foals, weanlings, yearlings and spellers and each breeding season sees well over a hundred mares foal down.