Blakiston flats
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Blakistan flats (sometimes known as Blakiston Fan) is the name given to a portion of Waterton Lakes Park that was given over to pastures to grow fodder for the horses park staff required, in the early 20th century.[1]
1916 was the first year that parkland was used to grow fodder.[1] 20 acres were set aside. The number of horses park staff used fluctuated, but in 1924 they employed forty horses.