Regular maintenance of your horse arenas and paddocks is essential for the health, safety, and performance of both horses and riders.
A well-maintained arena ensures consistent footing, reducing the risk of injuries caused by uneven or compacted surfaces. It also promotes proper drainage to prevent waterlogging and freezing, keeping the area usable in varying weather conditions.
Similarly, maintaining paddocks by managing grass growth, removing manure and levelling divots helps prevent mud buildup, parasite infestations, and subsequent health and hoof problems.
PADDOCKS
Harrowing grass improves pasture health by spreading manure, reducing parasites, removing dead thatch, and encouraging new growth for better grazing quality.
ARENAS
Harrowing arenas is important to maintain even footing, prevent compaction, and ensure safe, consistent surfaces for horses.
PADDOCKS
Rolling a grass paddock helps level the ground, firm up the soil, and promote even grass growth for safer, smoother grazing areas.
ARENAS
Rolling an arena helps create a smooth, stable surface by firming the footing and reducing uneven spots for safer, more consistent riding conditions.
