Australian standard style Horse Stall Panels Horse Stable Gates

In equine facilities worldwide, horses worked daily are often housed in tie stalls measuring approximately 5-6 feet (2m) wide and 8-10 feet (3m) long. These stalls allow horses to be secured while maintaining the ability to lie down when space permits. While tie stall designs remain prevalent in certain regions and historical facilities, modern barns typically favor more spacious configurations.

Equine nutritional requirements range from 1.5% to 2.5% of body weight daily, varying by age and workload. Optimal feeding practices include:

Weight management varies significantly between individual horses, with average riding horses weighing approximately 1,000 pounds (450kg). Regular body condition scoring helps maintain optimal health and prevent nutrition-related disorders including colic, laminitis, and growth abnormalities in young horses.