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BaseCore™ Geo-Cell
A heavy rainstorm can wipeout a driveway, path, arena, or parking pad. A collapsible geo-cell (normally a roadway or military additive) can solve this problem. For areas with poor or unstable soil, BaseCore™ eliminates further erosion and allows for immediate foot, vehicle or horse mobility, giving you peace of mind.



Geotextile Fabric
Geotextile fabric is a landscape fabric that provides ground stabilization and prevents weeds, mildew, freezing and thawing resistance and rot. Because it is lighter, less expensive, and thinner than layers of gravel, it makes financial and environmental sense to use it around your barn, stables and arenas.

Arena Dust Prevention
Having an arena that it too dusty presents a unique combination of challenges to an equestrian. Not only does it create a messy arena, the added dust poses a health problem to both you and your horse.
DustHalt is a product developed to provide a safe, effective, and low-maintenance form of dust control to protect the health and happiness of horses and riders alike.



Arena Footing
Stable footing increases your riding enjoyment and reduces the annoying distractions of dust, special grooming equipment and constant watering, among other interruptions.
We have great options for footing including the easy to apply and maintain FoamFooting™ or the 100% innovative natural footing alternatives like Noviun fiber footing and the revolutionary waterless footing ArenaGreen.

Arena Drags & Groomers
With regular usage, your arena can become uneven, creating a potentially hazardous surface. The footing will become depressed in the areas where the horses run and jump more frequently. This will cause your horse to underperform, or worse, cause injury.
With a drag, you can evenly distribute the materials, and dislodge materials that have bonded together.

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Applying Geotextile in Arenas and Paddocks
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What are the Best Arena Grooming Patterns?
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How to Evaluate Arena Footing
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How to Build a Horse Pasture
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How to Divide Your Pasture for Easy Upkeep
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2022 Guide: How to Fix Muddy Paddocks
Depending on your geographic location, mud problems are sure to happen when the weather changes and the amount of rain increases at certain times of the year. Not only is mud a pain to deal with, but it is also a great source of injuries and many problems related to your horse’s health. Walking around …
What is the Standard Dressage Arena Layout?
Understanding the layout of a standard dressage arena is essential for being prepared to perform at dressage competitions with your horse. Practicing in a dressage arena for dressage tests is even more crucial for receiving high marks. If you want to set up a dressage arena, it is a simple process that does not require …