Equestrian
DIY Horse Jumps: Cost, Lumber List & 6-Jump Plan
Building DIY horse jumps costs about $300 total or roughly $50 per jump for a 6-jump set with 5-foot standards and 8-foot rails. With basic tools, landscaping timbers, and 2...
DIY Horse Jumps: Cost, Lumber List & 6-Jump Plan
Building DIY horse jumps costs about $300 total or roughly $50 per jump for a 6-jump set with 5-foot standards and 8-foot rails. With basic tools, landscaping timbers, and 2...
Slow Feed Hay Nets: Sizes, Safety & How-To
All About Hay Nets A hay net is a poly-string bag that holds hay and lets horses pull it out through small openings, slowing their eating to mimic natural grazing....
Slow Feed Hay Nets: Sizes, Safety & How-To
All About Hay Nets A hay net is a poly-string bag that holds hay and lets horses pull it out through small openings, slowing their eating to mimic natural grazing....
8 DIY Horse Jump Filler Ideas on a Budget
What Are Horse Jump Fillers? Horse jump fillers are solid or decorative elements placed under or between jump rails to change how a fence looks and rides for the horse....
8 DIY Horse Jump Filler Ideas on a Budget
What Are Horse Jump Fillers? Horse jump fillers are solid or decorative elements placed under or between jump rails to change how a fence looks and rides for the horse....
How to Paint Horse Jump Rails on a Budget
Horse jump rails are the horizontal rails horses jump over, and riders can paint them in multiple color schemes for under $100 to refresh an arena and expand training options....
How to Paint Horse Jump Rails on a Budget
Horse jump rails are the horizontal rails horses jump over, and riders can paint them in multiple color schemes for under $100 to refresh an arena and expand training options....
How to Build Horse Jump Wings (DIY Wing Standards)
Horse jump wings (wing standards) are the vertical side supports of a show-jumping fence that hold the rails and jump cups. This straight-picket pair is 4 ft tall, 32 in...
How to Build Horse Jump Wings (DIY Wing Standards)
Horse jump wings (wing standards) are the vertical side supports of a show-jumping fence that hold the rails and jump cups. This straight-picket pair is 4 ft tall, 32 in...
5 Clear Signs Your Horse Is Relaxed (With Photos)
A relaxed horse shows five clear, ground-level signs: licking and chewing, a lowered head, a cocked back leg, a released breath (sigh), and standing still calmly. Each sign shows that...
5 Clear Signs Your Horse Is Relaxed (With Photos)
A relaxed horse shows five clear, ground-level signs: licking and chewing, a lowered head, a cocked back leg, a released breath (sigh), and standing still calmly. Each sign shows that...
