At the stable

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Stable equipment for the stable and tack room

In the stable, a horse spends a good part of its time eating. A hay net, such as the QHP XL or Eco, or the T de T hay bag, slows down the meal and reduces hay wasted in the bedding. Hang it high enough that once empty it does not hang at hoof height. HKM flexible buckets take kicks without splitting, and the BR feeder with hooks hangs on the door. For a horse that does not go out much, the HKM Himalayan salt lick, the Likit ball and BR toys complete the set-up.

In the tack room, BR saddle racks, saddle horse, bridle hooks and hooks keep leather dry and out of the way. The Lamicell saddle pad holder and the Privilège bandage bag tidy away the rest. All of this is grouped in stable equipment, along with Privilège and Harcour stable doors.

Mucking out and looking after the stable

Choose the fork according to the bedding. The Chapron basket fork sorts droppings out of shavings, the four-prong muck fork lifts straw. Add the yard broom, the droppings rake and, for handing out feeds, the 255-litre Chapron feed trolley. A few Chapron electric fencing parts, insulators and connecting cable, are also on sale.

Caring for the horse and rugging it

Brushes, curry combs, hoof oils, clay and products from our own range are all in the section grooming and care. For rest, HKM and Horseware rugs, fly masks and sheets and coolers are chosen according to the season, and according to whether the horse lives in the stable or in the field.

Two items that are often forgotten: the BR aluminium measuring stick, to follow a young horse's growth or find out a pony's height category, and the Dog section, with a coat and a waterproof rug for the family dog.

Frequently asked questions about stable equipment

What do I need to equip a first stable?

A water supply, bucket or drinker, a manger or hay net, a salt lick and a tie point with its lead rope. Also allow for a fork suited to your bedding, a broom and a grooming box. BR ties, plain or with a chain, are used to tie the horse up in the stable during care.

Hay net: small or large mesh?

The smaller the mesh, the more slowly the horse eats. This is useful for a horse that bolts its ration or stays in for long periods without going out. A horse new to a hay net may get frustrated at first: start with a larger mesh, then reduce it. Check every day that the net is securely hung.

My horse lives out in the field, what does it need?

Shelter, clean water and hay when grass is short. In terms of equipment, plan for a waterproof turnout rug for winter if it is clipped or loses condition in the cold, and a fly mask for summer. You will find both in the section stable comfort and rest.

How do I store a saddle without damaging it?

On a saddle rack or saddle horse rather than on the floor, with a support that holds the panels along their whole length. Keep the tack room dry and well ventilated, as damp makes leather go mouldy. We offer HKM and BR saddle racks and a BR saddle horse, as well as bridle hooks to store the bridle alongside.

Can I collect my order from the shop?

Yes, free of charge, at 432 avenue de Paris in Saint-Lô. The shop is open on Mondays from 2 pm to 6 pm, Tuesday to Friday from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 1.30 pm to 7 pm, and on Saturdays from 9 am to 6 pm. For a fork or a trolley, it is often the most practical option.