Monarch Lunge Pen
A Monarch Lunge Pen is a secure, enclosed area designed for lunging horses. Circular in shape, it allows horses to exercise freely while being guided by a handler. The pen is made from durable materials and provides a safe environment for training, improving balance, fitness, and obedience. Its design helps prevent distractions and ensures the horse’s safety during exercises like trotting or cantering, making it a valuable tool for training.
Monarch Horse Walker
A Monarch Horse Walker is an automated, circular system designed to exercise horses. It consists of a series of moving arms that gently encourage horses to walk in a controlled, continuous loop. The walker is often used for fitness training, rehabilitation, and warming up horses. It provides an efficient way to exercise multiple horses simultaneously while ensuring safety and promoting consistent movement.
All weather surface
A 65m x 28m Equestrian Outdoor Arena with equestrian surfaces ‘sound track’ surface is a large, high-quality outdoor riding arena designed for training and competitions. The dimensions provide ample space for various equestrian activities, including dressage, show jumping, and general riding exercises.
The sound track surface is a specialized footing designed to provide optimal traction, cushioning, and support. Made of a blend of high-quality materials (such as rubber, sand, and fibre), it minimizes the risk of injury by offering a soft yet stable surface for horses to move on. The surface is engineered to absorb impact, reduce concussion, and improve grip, ensuring better performance and safety for both horse and rider.
As an outdoor arena, it provides a natural setting for horses, offering the benefits of fresh air and open space while maintaining the controlled environment of a well-designed riding area.
Turnout paddocks
We have numerous turnout paddocks where horses are allowed to exercise, graze, and socialize. Made with secure electric fencing, these paddocks provide a safe space for horses to roam freely, promoting natural behaviours and offering physical and mental stimulation. They are essential for a horse’s well-being, allowing them to stretch their legs, graze, and interact with other horses.
