Small horse paddock

I have been really wanting a dry lot and I finally have one! I wanted to share some photos of the upgrade. Here are some before pictures that illustrate why you might want a dry lot to preserve your pasture: The area where the dry lot is now, all torn up in January. It got worse as the winter progressed. As you can guess from the green grass, last winter started unseasonably late--we had thunderstorms on Christmas! So this shows less damage than typical. Hoof damage near the gate and feeder…

L Shape stable block with stable, corner box, tack room and hay barn with 2.1m wide barn doors. Black Onduline roof with galvanised ridge.

I'd probably put gates on the back to and do a big field back. The small ones could be for new horses or foals.

Small barns and stables can still have big impact and big design. Check out these beautiful spaces.

Horse keeping at home always has its challenges and benefits. Here, two ponies are kept in a lovely backyard property in Hungary.

Hopefully when i have my own place. I will have these. But with shade

A small property that is well-managed works just as well as a larger one. The key is to keep pastures dry and free of manure and maintain paddocks that can be used to help save grass.

If you live in the UK or the Pacific Northwest, see which paddock drainage surface or footing works best to keep horses hooves dry and healthy during the winter

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