The Stallion Depot Bialka lays within 300 hectares of pastures, meadows and forests, in the northern part of a beautiful region of Poland called Roztocze, on the way from Lublin to Zamosc.

The stables, as well as the management building, the forges, the workshops with the water-tower and four blocks of flats, have been built in the period 1928-30. Instead of bricks the local limestone was used as a construction material. The first horses entered the stables on July 1st, 1930. Since then Bialka functions both as a stallion depot and a Little-Poland stud. In 1981, by the decision of the Ministry of Agriculture Bialka has been established as the fourth Arabian State Stud in Poland (beside Janów Podlaski, Michalów and Kurozweki).

In 1951, the Training Station for the Little Poland stallions was organized here. Bialka riders and Bialka trained and owned horses are widely known for their great achievements in many sport disciplines, among them eventing, show jumping, driving and endurance.

Currently, the stud has around 100 stallions (Little-Poland and English Thoroughbred) and over 120 Arabians. Besides the statutory breeding, the stud actively promotes sport and horse-riding. Since 1989 Bialka is the organizer of the Arabian Junior Spring Show and the Little-Poland Junior Spring Show. Both these events attract breeders from all over the country.

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