Horse Facilities By Mr. Christiansen 10/28/2003. Types of Facilities Fencing Barns Round Pens Corrals Arenas.

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Horse Facilities By Mr. Christiansen 10/28/2003

Types of Facilities Fencing Barns Round Pens Corrals Arenas

What Types of fences are good for horses? There are many different types of fences that are good for horses. The need for each individual horse will vary on it’s geographic location, it’s function or purpose and it’s value.

Types of Fencing Wood Cable Pipe Wire mesh Brick Barbed wire

Wood Fencing

Vinyl Fencing

Cable Fencing

Wire Mesh

Paneling

Barbed Wire

Other types of fences Electrical Brick Pipe ????

Barns What is the function of a Barn? Will the function change according to geographic location? Will the function change according to type of horse being kept?

Types of Barns Shed Gable Offset Gable Monitor Gambrel Gothic

Gable

Gambrel

Shed

Barn Interiors Stalls – Doors – windows – Walls

Stall Size Stall sizes vary according to the sex, age and size. Here are the suggested sizes: – Riding horse 12’ x 12’ – Stallions 14’ x 14’ – Weanlings 10’ x 10’ – Yearlings 10’ x 10’ – Isolation 12’ x 12’ – Foaling 16’ x 20’

Doors

Windows

Walls

Barns Cont’ Ventilation-Mandatory for preventing disease and alleviating heat in warm weathers.

Barns Floors Floors – Free from dust – Able to absorb urine – Readily available – Inexpensive Examples – Straw (Oat) – Pinewood Chips – Peat moss** – Rice & Peanut hulls

“Flooring

Round Pens Durable Solid panel/ non-solid panel

Corrals Covered/ uncovered

Arenas Covered/ uncovered