Horse arena fencing

How to Build a Horseback Riding Arena Even if you have an immense property with miles of trails, you can still benefit from having an arena to practice new skills in a contained environment. If you’re considering building a horseback riding arena on your property, there are several things to keep in mind. How can […]

The footing you choose for your enclosure will depend on a variety of factors and will be the most important component of a well-designed and properly constructed riding area.

Ranch Fencing Half Rounds on a Oklahoma riding arena. EFD had the pleasure of taking part in the installation of this fencing. The end product look fantastic and will last for years.

The Per4mance Flex Fence starter kit has all the hardware needed to give you a 660' 4-rail paddock! Calculated based on 12' post spacing and a corner gate.

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Fencing is an integral part of horsekeeping. Fences are needed to keep horses safe and secure, confine them to certain areas, and give them the opportunity to exercise, graze, and socialize. There are a wide variety of fencing types available, but only some of them are suitable for horses; what works for a cow, goat, or sheep, may be dangerous to a horse.

Compare horse fencing options: From Kencote and Hotcote wires to Horserail, SAFE-FENCE, and electric rope. Find the perfect balance of safety, visibility, and cost.

Since I have been taking professional riding lessons for the past two months, I have decided I need to increase the size of my riding arena. So I want to share with you building a riding arena on a budget. The original space I had was too narrow, and not large enough to incorporate some jumps for schooling.

The last major project for us was building the outdoor riding arena. At first glance my space is not that limited because I have 9 acres, but it's a weird sprawling layout with several existing buildings and hills and multiple driveways, so there were really only three options for the arena. Two of them would require me to give up current or future pasture space and move or replace my run-in shed. Here are the three options, more or less to scale: After a lot of thinking I decided that I…

Problems with horse arenas fall into seven key categories, writes Neil Clarkson.