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Yard Equipment · Yard & Stable Safety

Yard & Stable Safety Equipment

Non-slip matting, quick release fittings and yard lighting specified to make a working yard safer in the dark and the wet, chosen around the layout and routines you already have.

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Buying guides for this equipment

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Wall-mounted yard automation control panel in a stable corridorBuying guide

Automation

Horse yard automation: where is it actually worth spending money?

What you will learn: Practical automation for feeding, water, lighting, turnout and security on a working yard.

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Horse rugs and saddle pads hanging on heated stainless drying railsBuying guide

Yard equipment

Best horse yard equipment for one to three horses

What you will learn: Where equipment saves the most time on a small private yard, in order of usefulness.

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Tiled equestrian wash bay with hose reels and floor drainageBuying guide

Planning

How much does it cost to build a high-end home horse yard?

What you will learn: The equipment decisions that shape the budget when building or upgrading a private yard.

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Compact stainless portable horse wash unit with coiled hose and spray lance on a yard wallBuying guide

Washing

Portable horse wash systems: are they worth it?

What you will learn: Warm water washing without building a wash bay, and how portable units compare with a fitted installation.

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Quick release tie ring with lead rope, non-slip rubber matting and a lit yard light at a stable doorway at duskBuying guide

Safety

Horse yard safety: the equipment worth investing in

What you will learn: Surfaces, lighting and fittings that reduce the everyday risks on a working yard through a British winter.

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Stainless steel corner manger, automatic drinker and tie ring fitted in a timber stableBuying guide

Stable equipment

Stable equipment: a practical buying guide

What you will learn: Mangers, drinkers, fittings and storage, and the order most owners should buy them in.

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Organised tack and feed room with galvanised feed bins, rug racks and shelvingBuying guide

Storage

Tack room and feed storage: how to organise a yard properly

What you will learn: How to plan feed bins, rug racks and shelving so a tack room stays dry, secure and quick to work in.

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Three step galvanised mounting block with rubber treads on a stable yardBuying guide

Mounting blocks

How to choose a mounting block: height, stability and safe use

What you will learn: Choosing a block by horse height, rider and surface, and using it safely on a working yard.

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Camera and floodlight mounted above stable doors at duskBuying guide

Security

Stable yard security: a practical guide for British yards

What you will learn: Where security spending actually helps, from lighting and locks to cameras, alarms and marking equipment.

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Stable monitoring camera mounted above a bay horse in a stableBuying guide

Smart Yard

What is a smart yard? Connected technology explained

What you will learn: What connected equestrian technology actually does, where it saves time on a British yard and a sensible order to buy in.

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Stainless steel automatic horse feeder mounted on a stable wallBuying guide

Smart stable

Smart stable technology: what is worth investing in?

What you will learn: Connected watering, feeding and environment monitoring: where automation saves real time on a yard and where it does not.

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Not sure which equipment is right for you?

Tell us what you are looking to achieve, how many horses you have and how you currently manage your yard. We will narrow it down to the options worth comparing.