Which hay net should you choose to slow eating in the stall or field?
How forage is fed affects a horse's digestive health. Fitting a hay net spreads out eating, keeps horses occupied and limits waste.
- In the stall and when travelling: the QHP Easy Fill hay net and the KERBL hay net with filling aid make filling easier. The Equithème Soft hay bag or the KERBL black nylon hay bag cut down on dust.
- For horses that pull and tug: the HARRY'S HORSE Heavy Duty models (50x180 cm, 60x100 cm or 67x81 cm), the HARRY'S HORSE Adagio net and the KERBL Flexistrong net offer excellent strength.
- For round bales: the KERBL round bale nets for the ground or for hanging, along with the QHP giant net and the large HIPPOTONIC model, suit herd turnout.
Why fit a constant-level drinker for horses?
Regular access to clean water is essential. A constant-level horse drinker keeps the water at a steady level without the horse having to push a paddle.
- For stalls: the Hippotonic constant-level drinker from HIPPOTONIC and the KERBL constant-level drinker keep your horse hydrated, while the KERBL G51 enamelled paddle drinker stands up to hard knocks.
- For carrying water: the H2GO water cow sits in a wheelbarrow to water horses in the paddock, backed up by the KERBL 20 L stable bucket or the Hippotonic 15-litre Flexi tub for care.
How do you fit dressage letters for an arena or school?
To ride precise tests, fitting a set of dressage arena letters or indoor school dressage letters is essential to mark out the points of the court.
- Dressage markers: the HARRY'S HORSE dressage arena letters on a metal frame hang on the boards of a dressage arena built to official dimensions.
- Flatwork and poles: use the Hippotonic training cones, the jump cups and the HIPPOTONIC jump cup holder to vary your lines.
- Preparing feeds: measure out grain with the HIPPOTONIC plastic grain scoop or the KERBL numbered scoop, then fit out your stalls with a QHP stall door or a QHP stall curtain.