Horse arena ideas

Arena Footing Basics 101 (Part I) | Equine Chronicle

When creating this riding arena, we considered air flow, lighting, materials, the safety of horse and rider, and ease of access to the facility. With arched open-air windows on one side, and large fans overhead, air flow is never a problem. In fact, “garage doors” can be opened on the opposite length of the arena to make it a pavilion setting for maximum breeze. Large windows and skylights bring in plenty of light, while hand-bent wood bumpers keep horses safely away from the outside walls.

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.

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 […]

To make the planning process a bit easier for you, we’ve rounded up our top five indoor riding arenas that are perfect for those who have horses for a hobby or for business.

How to light an outdoor horse arena. Horse arena lights: costs, installation, DIY install, design considerations, and more.