Articles Tagged with equestrian

Paddock drainage is a major buzz word in the mud management world. However, as we discuss in our article on ground stability, drainage is not actually the most important factor in keeping mud from forming in your horses’ high traffic areas. In fact, even a paddock that’s graded for drainage can turn into a mud pit as the water moves across unstable ground that is being churned up by the plunger action of hooves. But we know that all of the water that falls on your paddock (either directly from the sky or as runoff from other areas) has to... continue reading

So you’ve finally found the time, money and means to install that perfect riding arena you’ve been dreaming about. Whether you’re sitting on your own private horse property or you’re managing or own your own equine facility, a practical and well thought out arena space can be the key to your happiness and success. If you’re in the business of training or boarding, having a well-groomed and spacious arena is a feature that can boost you into the ranks as a premier equestrian facility. At this point, we’ll assume you know what sports you’ll serve, found a good spot, and... continue reading