The Pin horse-driving school, located in the heart of the eponymous Norman stud farm in the Orne department, benefits from equipment and structures adapted to the training of horses and the progress of the students. In particular, it has two indoor riding arenas, two grass quarries, an all-weather quarry, 31 miles (50 km) of carriage tracks and paths, a lunging ring, and a walker for working horses on the lunge and warming them up. The school also houses an indoor stable as well as many horse-drawn carriages from the stud's collection and a wide variety of harnesses from its tack rooms.