Outdoor / Indoor Inside Movablep Portable Horse Stable For Sale

Outdoor / Indoor Inside Movablep Portable Horse Stable For Sale

The United States Department of Interior National Park Service (NPS) is undertaking the Marin Equestrian Stables Plan (Plan) to guide the future use, management, and location of stables located on lands within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA, the Park) in southern Marin County, California. The Park currently manages three existing horse stables under permit by individual operators including Golden Gate Dairy, Tennessee Valley and Rodeo Valley stables. A fourth stable, operated by NPS and known as Lower Tennessee Valley stables, currently houses Park Horse Patrol operations. The National Park Service has identified certain issues associated with these stables, including site capacity, facility improvements, management, public benefit, and the protection and enhancement of important park resources, both cultural and natural. The Plan has been proposed to address these issues to achieve and maintain consistency with NPS management plans and policies. This environmental assessment (EA) describes and analyzes four alternatives for the improvement and expansion of the equestrian stables.

To remove old bedding from the stall, you will need a four-pronged fork or a shavings fork. To remove droppings and other debris, you will need a shovel. You should also bring a muck sack or wheelbarrow to remove waste from the barn. Finally, remember to bring new bedding to put down in the stall when you are finished cleaning.

For the safety of both you and the horse, the stall must be empty when you clean it. If there is currently a horse in the stall you plan to clean, you must take it out of the stall and secure it before you begin the process. Secure your horse with a lead rope and halter somewhere outside of the stable. You should also remove any hay nets, water buckets, feed buckets or other items in the stall that could become obstacles while you are cleaning.

After the horse is restrained, use a fork or shovel to remove old bedding and manure. If you are wearing gloves, you can also use your hands to remove debris. Place everything removed from the stall in the wheelbarrow. Make sure all areas of the stall are cleaned thoroughly, including the corners.

Next, use a broom or brush to sweep the floor. Allow the stable to dry out for a couple of hours if possible, leaving any windows and doors open to speed up the process. Dispose of the bedding in an area far from the stables. If you have a muck heap, be sure to carry all of the material removed from the stall to the top of the heap, rather than just dumping it at the bottom.

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