The new favorite place for horses and stable owners

Amidst the rolling hills of Kassel, nestled in the embracing nature, lies a place that makes the heart of every horse lover beat faster. This place is more than just an open stable. It is a small paddock paradise on earth, created to meet the needs of our faithful companions and to fill their days with happiness and security. This is exactly how one could describe the concept of our client. The ranch uniquely combines a trail riding station, open stables, riding operations, riding courses with a beautiful guest house, rustic beer garden and events for young and old. Clearly that there our Anchor Grid AG60 and/or Paddock Plates PP60 to Ground Reinforcement could not be missing.

The care of this favorite place is now a child's play

Thanks to the Anchor Grid AG60 or Paddock Plate PP60, the surface is easy to maintain. Stable owners can now concentrate on the essentials and spend precious time with our horses and enjoy their closeness without having to worry about time-consuming cleaning work.

A safe and stable surface for horses and their friends

But the real reason why this place has become a real jewel is partly hidden in the underground. The existing subsoil was loosened up for a lasting good result, sinks were filled in, hills were removed. In addition, a grit and sand mixture was used to improve the drainage volume to keep the paddock and areas drier.

Why is a dry and stable surface important for horses? 

A dry and stable surface is critical to the well-being and health of horses for several reasons:

• Equinehoof health:
  Horses have sensitive hooves that are prone to injuries and diseases such as laminitis. A wet or muddy surface can lead to soft hooves and increase the risk of hoof problems. A dry, stable surface will help keep hooves healthy.

• Stability and Safety:
  A slippery or uneven surface can lead to falls and injuries. A stable surface provides horses with a safe base for exercise and activities, whether running, romping or just standing.

• Cleanliness and hygiene:
  A dry floor is much easier to clean and maintain. A wet or muddy surface can result in an unsanitary habitat for horses, increasing the risk of disease and infection.

• Horse comfort:
  Horses are simply more comfortable on a dry and stable surface. They can lie down, rest and exercise without having to constantly watch for uncomfortable or slippery conditions. Such a surface promotes the mental well-being of horses.

• Prevention of muscle and joint problems:
  An uneven or slippery surface can lead to muscle strain and joint problems as horses constantly try to maintain their balance. A stable surface minimizes this risk and contributes to the horses' health.
  
  

Conclusion: Overall, a dry and stable surface is therefore not only important for the physical health of horses, but also for their emotional well-being. Horses kept on such surfaces can lead happier and healthier lives.