Back to main site Information About Round Pen Surfacing and naturalhorsemanship.org Equine Surfaces Home Product Information Customer Testimonials Natural Rubber Rubber - The reality by Linda Chalker-Scott Ph.D. All Weather Construction Round Pen Surfacing The Northern Racing College Enquire Here about our Riding Surface The Society for the Welfare of Horses and Ponies The Round Pen An Introduction by Tricia Day of naturalhorsemanship.org followed by a testimonial The round pen has long been established in the United States as a means of training horses but here in the UK it is growing in popularity as more and more people take notice of the growth in ‘natural horsemanship’. Professional trainers and horse owners are realising the value of the round pen for establishing a leader / follower relationship, whether their horse is young or old, trained or untrained. Most round pens have a diameter of around 15-18m (50 - 60 feet) with the sides usually approximately 2m (6 feet) high. The perimeter can be post and rail, post and wire or made of solid material but constructed in such a way that it is safe for both horse and human. As with any other type of arena, good preparation of the site is important. Installing a herringbone style, drainage system beneath the surface helps to ensure that the round pen has a secure footing for both horse and human and can remain in use all year round. Using a Round Pen for Training Working in a round pen is much more complicated than simply chasing your horse around in a circle until he gets tired. As a trainer, you need an understanding of the horse’s behaviour as well as excellent feel and timing if you are to get the best out of your horse. Most trainers work horses in a round pen with the aim of establishing themselves as the horse’s leader. To be seen as your horse’s leader you need to be able to: Drive your horse away showing him that he is subordinate Control his direction so that he can focus on you and what you want Control his speed and communicate using your own levels of energy Encourage him to trust you Establish yourself as his leader. This shows when he is soft, responsive and yielding One of the advantages of using a round pen to establish this leadership is that it allows you to use herding type behaviours within a confined space and the horse can escape any pressure or threat that it feels without galloping off for miles! A fearful horse needs to move its feet, so by using a round pen, you can allow the horse to flee a little way, think about the perceived threat and hopefully understand that things are not as bad as they first appeared! The horse is unable to get stuck in the corners and turn its back to you as it can in a rectangular arena and with a diameter of 15-18m (50 – 60’) you are always close enough to influence the horse if you wish. Once you have built your horse’s trust, respect and obedience in the round pen, the relationship between you and your horse will be totally different and much more meaningful. You will have established yourself as your horse’s leader and will only need to return to the round pen if you feel that you need to remind your horse of his place in your herd. Tricia Day, Director of naturalhorsemanship.org gives her opinion of her Ransfords Round Pen Surface (18m diameter, laid in the Summer of 2003) (Naturalhorsemanship.org can be accessed by clicking their web site at the bottom) I wanted to let you know how happy I am with my Ransfords equestrian bark free woodfibre surface I purchased from you for my round pen. As you will remember from our first ‘phone conversation, I was convinced that I wanted this surface and reading your promotional material just confirmed to me that I was making the right choice. When I was looking for a surface for the round pen I did quite a lot of research. I wanted a company that would be aware of environmental issues and would be promoting materials that were recycled or were easy to recycle, that wouldn’t be taking resources out without putting something back again, would meet with my strongly held beliefs and fit in with our ‘keep it natural’ philosophy. Although the rubber and sand surfaces sound good because of the way that they are promoted (everyone says how great it is to recycle these materials) I wasn’t convinced that spreading bits of rubber all over my land was a good idea. During my research I found out about the dangers associated with old rubber (there can be problems for humans and horses in breathing fumes and there is always the chance that there could be some metal parts remaining in the surface to cause injury). The potential damage to the land doesn’t bear thinking about and the cost of disposing of the surface was also a consideration as I understand it will soon be not be possible to dispose of this material in landfill sites. Anyway, to cut a long story short, Ransfords woodfibre came out as my preferred surface for all sorts of reasons and since you delivered it 12 months ago (June 2003) my opinion about it as a riding surface has, if anything, even improved! When I chose it, I was thinking about things like the installation and the cost but now I’m more interested in how it rides than what it cost. The benefits I identified initially still apply, but there are others, that I have identified since, and have listed below: It was easy to install in the first place It wasn’t as expensive as I’d thought it would be It hasn’t moved around too much even though the pen is on a bit of a slope It smells wonderful It’s going to be really soft and bouncy if I fall off (I don’t plan to do this but sometimes it happens!) It’s easy for me to work the horses at liberty and they find it easy to travel on I can let it rot away if I no longer want to use it It won’t cost me anything to dispose of it because I can either leave it in situ or move it to another area to rot down It has now been down for 12 months and there’s not one weed in it (I don’t think that’s true for many surfaces) I haven’t lost a lot when I’ve been going in and out and I don’t need to spend money on topping it up yet It’s maintenance-free in my book. We rolled it well when we laid it in the first place and I’ve just left it ever since. No rolling, raking, moving, nothing! It never gets water-logged which could have something to do with the herringbone drainage system that you recommended we put underneath Whatever the weather I have felt able to use it It feels the same in the frost as it does at other times I think you get the idea that I am delighted with the round pen and the quality of the surface and the service! I’ve been impressed by your customer care and the way that you conduct your business. If you are ever thinking of going in for one of those industry customer care awards I would be delighted to provide something in writing for you to use in support of your entry. As some background to us. We have chosen to live a very eco-friendly life-style here. We grow our own, non GM, food without any chemicals, make elderflower champagne and nettle beer, have installed a geo-thermal heating system as well as a wood burning stove in our home and have planted more trees than we are using for heating. We use natural products for ourselves and our animals and avoid things such as preservatives, artificial colourings, aspartame, sodium lauryl sulphate and aluminium (do you know that even some dog food has colourings added). We have fitted nest boxes outside for the birds, dug streams and a pond, installed a board walk to preserve a wetland habitat and are delighted to share our space with swallows, owls, herons, kingfishers, tree creepers and bats! Apart from maybe sounding a little nuts, we enjoy our own version of the ‘Good Life’ (we even get called Tom and Barbara occasionally!) and with that background it is very important to me that I carry that philosophy through with the horses. With naturalhorsemanship.org, that means encouraging people to keep horses in a herd outdoors, not using unnecessary chemicals, and being very aware of the impact that we have on the environment. I have enclosed a photo of Megan who can’t resist the feel of the surface and will drop to the ground as soon as she is allowed so that she can use the area as her own special rolling pen! 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Thread Tools Search this Thread # 1 28th September 2009 casper_cb Lightly Schooled Youngster Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Surrey Age: 26 Posts: 613 Round pen hire? Hi, does anyone know if it's possible to hire round grazing pens. John coming back from horsepital today and he's got to have 6 weeks box rest then 6 weeks very limited grazing, as little movement as possible. Hopefully he can start coming back into work in January. The only pens I can find are �100 for the day!!! Anyone know of a pen you can hire? casper_cb View Public Profile Find all posts by casper_cb # 2 28th September 2009 Rhea Veteran Schoolmaster Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 10,843 Its probably cheaper buying it if you have the space too keep it, I know someone on the other site brought it and mad a round pen out of it, works well for what she wants, sorry can't remember the name of the fencing though but can found out for you. __________________ My Crazy Clan....Sisco, Monty, Wizz, Magic, Merlin, Jester, Marley. Rhea View Public Profile Find all posts by Rhea # 3 28th September 2009 casper_cb Lightly Schooled Youngster Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Surrey Age: 26 Posts: 613 Hi Rhea, if you could find out it would be SUPER. I just don't think electric fence is going to keep a 17.2hh John who'll be rugged up having just come off 6 weeks box rest enclosed!! casper_cb View Public Profile Find all posts by casper_cb # 4 28th September 2009 XenaWarriorPrincess Well Schooled Horse Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 1,798 Boots (i think that was her username) with madison the fjord, built one out of security fencing...try PMing her on FTHM! XenaWarriorPrincess View Public Profile Find all posts by XenaWarriorPrincess # 5 28th September 2009 Rhea Veteran Schoolmaster Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 10,843 I have sent her a message for you. __________________ My Crazy Clan....Sisco, Monty, Wizz, Magic, Merlin, Jester, Marley. Rhea View Public Profile Find all posts by Rhea # 6 28th September 2009 cocopops Unbacked Youngster Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Cambridgeshire Posts: 312 I really wouldnt reccomend usng the security fencint- the edges can be very sharp and it doesnt take much force to break it, a kick is enough to tear the fencing away from the frame and half the leg with it. I would contact some of the studs around you, or racing yards as your in that kind of country, up in newmarket there are fields wiht 10-15 of these pens in and they more them about to allow the horses some grass with less chance of escape/injury, some smaller studs also use them for stallion turnout. Ill keep a look out for any cheap second hand ones for sale too.. they rrp at about �100 per panel. If you cant find anything we do have one, which were not currently using, whether you would be allowed to borrow it or not i cant say, but were a fair drive away! cocopops View Public Profile Find all posts by cocopops # 7 29th September 2009 Bay Chaos Lightly Schooled Youngster Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Dorset Posts: 812 We have a round pen on our yard. I think it was just over 2 frand , but not quite sure. Certainly wasn't cheap. It's the heras fencing that you are thinking of. maybe use that with electric inside of it to keep him away from it. __________________ *Previously Sah* Run free beautiful girl.... Bridie ~ 1989 - 5th March 2010 Bay Chaos View Public Profile Find all posts by Bay Chaos # 8 30th September 2009 casper_cb Lightly Schooled Youngster Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Surrey Age: 26 Posts: 613 Thank you all. The prices we've seen have just been extortionate �100/day, 6 weeks = �4,200. So it would be "cheaper" to buy, but �2000 is still a lot. Cocopops - the security type fencing worries me a little, but some I've seen does look more suitable (a lot more pricey). We're going to speak to the vet when he comes to take the stitches out. See how restricted his grazing is meant to be. I'm guessing he needs to be walking about on the leg but ideally not trotting or cantering. Depending on John's requirments we may send him away to a equine care type home. We know someone who runs one, he'd have the restricted turn out in pens and they could do the walking in the walker. It would probably end up costing the same as buying a pen though! 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The Positive Horsemanship team is constantly researching trainers' methods and equipment to add to the portfolio. These are then included promoted at events around the country and on the Positive Horsemanship website. What is Positive Horsemanship The Method Positive Horsemanship educates people to observe all styles of horsemanship and pick the bits that work for them and their horses! Using a wealth of knowledge gathered over many years the Positive Horsemanship team helps people research the various trainers, methods and the psychology behind them and make a decision about what works for them. People are encouraged to think for themselves and build their own Horsemanship Programme instead of working to someone else's criteria. Positive Horsemanship constantly works towards a positive outcome for horses and their trainers Vanessa Bee approaches horsemanship from the heart. She specialises in building relationships between the horse and the handler from the ground up. A qualified teacher she understands the frustrations of the pupils, both human and equine, and builds a Positive Partnership that enhances all aspects of the lives of the individual. Vanessa Bee Vanessa Bee has been around horses for most of her life working in racing stables throughout her teens, then driving competitively into her early twenties when she was given an ‘unridable' racehorse as a wedding present. Very soon Vanessa realised that there had to be a better way than the ‘bigger stick, bigger bit method' of riding teaching being offered. It was in 1997 that the journey truly began to develop a style of teaching and riding that Vanessa has called Positive Horsemanship . Vanessa began to read, study and work with some of the greatest horseman of the age. Monty Roberts, Kelly Marks, Jayne Lavender, Ken Faulkner, Pat Parelli, and has used as her guides and mentors Henry Blake, Maurice Wright, Buck Brannaman, the Dorrances, Ray Hunt and Mark Rashid. She soon discovered that there as many ways of teaching horsemanship as there are horse/handlers in the world. A programme simply couldn't work all the time for everyone. With a degree in Education, and a qualified teacher, Vanessa has used her skills to develop a series of courses that teach people of all abilities and experience to achieve a positive relationship with their horses. Vanessa also holds a Monty Roberts Preliminary Certificate and is a developing Progressive Counsellor and constantly trains and studies to improve her method of guidance and teaching. As well as running courses Vanessa will make home visits and works one on one with all abilities guiding both horse and handler on a positive and progressive journey taking them wherever they wish to go. Please do not hesitate to contact her if you wish to discuss your relationship with your horse. Positive Horsemanship Courses Certificate Courses in Positive Horsemanship are now available to book online. The Courses These courses are run in thirty acres of fabulous Devon countryside in a converted barn overlooking beautiful farmland. The horse paddocks adjoin thousands of acres of forestry and from them you can see both Exmoor and Dartmoor. Each day starts at 9.00am in the ‘classroom’ moving out to study the herds of horses, as we need to, breaking for lunch at around 1.00pm which is provided in the course fee (lots of good food to make a salad or sandwiches so all dietary needs can be catered for, do let us know in advance if you need anything special). Courses resume at about 2.00pm to finish at 5.00pm. As the courses are run over a weekend you will be sent a list of accommodation ranging from campsites to luxury hotels - you take your pick! The work with the horses takes place outside so suitable clothing for the weather and safety is required including a B.S. standard hard hat and safety boots, gloves are useful too. The Courses Currently Available at Positive Horsemanship Basic Skills to Positive Horsemanship 1 Basic Skills to Positive Horsemanship 2 Ready to Ride Fit to Travel Horse Behaviour and the Psychology of Training The 21st Century Horse Using the Round Pen Contructively Handling the Untouched, traumatised and Wild Horse The Not-So-Confident Horse Owner Below are examples of some of the courses... For full details of courses, dates, availability and study programmes, please visit www.positivehorsemanship.com . Basic Skills to Positive Horsemanship 1 This will cover horsemanship from the very start. This weekend focuses on interacting with the horse on the ground and looks at: • The Positive attitude of the handler. • Approaching, catching the horse in field or stable. • Leading (touching on loading into trailers and crossing water etc.) • Being in control of the horse’s feet. • Preparation for the farrier. • Identifying and releasing ‘braces and blocks’ in horse and handler. The 21st Century Horse... In this information packed course we look at: • Wild horses and why our tame horse runs wild sometimes. • ‘Bombproofing’ horses eg. Fireworks, plastic bags. • Roadcraft. • Changes and separation anxiety. • Box rest and lack of work how to cope with it. • Competition. • Food. • To shoe or not to shoe. • What is natural horse keeping? Handling the untouched, traumatised or wild horse This will run in conjunction with Paul and Cilla King who live on the edge of Exmoor. They have a wealth of knowledge on how to work with these special equines. In this module we will look at; • how wild and traumatised horses react towards humans • why wild and traumatised horses might be suspicious • how we move them on foot and by lorry or trailer without stress and quietly maneuver them into small spaces so that we can interact positively with them. • We will learn how to teach them to give to pressure and therefore tie up on a halter, to stand, lead and be groomed all the time learning to read the horse’s body language so that everyone stays safe. Basic Skills to Positive Horsemanship 2 This course can only be taken when Basic Skills to Positive Horsemanship 1 has been completed. In this module we relate the work carried out on the ground to the ridden work.The ground skills looked at in Level 1 will be related very closely to ridden work giving you skills to identify problems on the ground and fix them before riding or, if this is not possible, when in the saddle. This is not a course that will teach you to ride from scratch but it will help you become a better more sensitive rider with tips and skills to help you and your horse to travel smoothly along together. We will look at developing: • A Positive attitude towards riding and the horse as more than a vehicle • Preparing the horse emotionally and physically to be ridden • Helping the horse to approach suspicious objects and be taught how to pass by or over safely • Control of paces • Identifying and releasing ‘blocks and braces’ in horse and rider. Horse Behaviour and the Psychology of Training This module is dedicated to looking at the horse and how he behaves not only to other horses but towards humans. • we look at the language used by behaviourists • we identify ‘problems’ and identify how the horse is • expressing himself and why • we look at rewards, punishment, negative and positive reinforcement in training • we look at training methods used by many different horsemen • we will observe, in the field, how horses communicate with each other • we examine how horses learn and use their senses to survive • there will be case studies to discuss and evaluate, students being encouraged to voice their opinions and observations The Not so Confident Horse owner This two day course is aimed at the new or existing horse owner, parents of pony mad children (or spouses!) and those who need confidence. The whole weekend is designed to give support and is intensely practical , training handlers to remain safe if things become a bit active. • we look at the nature of the horse • we look at how to handle horses safely and confidently and learn todo a quick risk assessment As some course participants may not want to share their fears we willnot be asking anyone to discuss their personal issues unless they feel they would like to and it would be of benefit to them and others. No one will be asked to do anything that they feel they are not ready for. Purchasing a Round Pen The Positive Horsemanship Round Pen is based on the Australian design for Rodeo pens and is built to withstand the toughest conditions. The tried and tested design is horse safe with no narrow places for heads or feet to become trapped. The Round Pen can be ordered in individual panels - so you can design exactly the size you want and if you start of with a smaller pen, you can easily add to it later. Panels can be supplied already painted, or unpainted. For more information and to order a Round Pen, please email info@positivehorsemanship.com or telephone 01409 221166. Dreamers of the Day - Turning your dream into a business Vanessa Bee also runs a special course for people looking to start their own business or realise their dreams. This course is a day of inspiration and you'll leave with the confidence that you are more than capable of the challenges ahead and with 'nuts and bolts' information on how to turn your skills into a real business. Vanessa Bee runs her own horsemanship training company (Positive Horsemanship) and this is a special course for 'you'. One day course (9.30am - 5pm) £99 + VAT, inc refreshments, notes and workbooks. Bring your lunch. Vanessa can also travel to you. More information at: Tel 00 44 (0)1409 221166 email: mail@dreamersoftheday.com www.dreamersoftheday.co.uk FOR MORE INFORMATION To find out more about Positive Horsemanship clinics, courses, demos and when to visit the stand at Events and Shows, please contact the team. 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Same great features as our 6bar utility round pen. 5ft. 3 in. tall w/ mud legs to prevent sinking 6ft. long for easy handling, storage in or on horse trailer and quick setup High quality galvanized tubing 1.75 diameter tubing Will interchange with our other corral panels and walk thru gates High tensile steel tubing with continuous welded saddle joints (360 degree welds) Quick pen latch system no loose pens to keep up with. 6ft. travel panel 35lb. each 8 pc kit makes 12x12 pen Add additional panels to your 8pc kit for $60 per 6ft. travel panel no additional shipping charges for adding panels or walk thru gates Price: $550 Add a 4x8 walk thru to match? Add $75 Residence or farm? Add $45 Home | Products | About Us | Contact Us | Sitemap © Copyright 2002 - 2008, All Rights Reserved. Baird Gate Company Home of Corral Panels and Round Pens || Home Products Our Products: What's New Dog Kennels & Shelters Dog Kennel Packages Single Panels & Gates Roof Panels & Accessories Crates Horse Corrals & Shelters Panels & Gates Horse Shelters Complete Horse Corrals Round Pens & Arenas Horse Tie Rails Exotic Animal Enclosures Livestock Livestock Pens About Us About L Bar M Ranch FAQ's Gallery Contact CHECKOUT What's New Dog Kennels & Shelters Dog Kennel Packages Single Panels & Gates Roof Panels & Accessories Crates Horse Corrals & Shelters Panels & Gates Horse Shelters Complete Horse Corrals Round Pens & Arenas Horse Tie Rails Exotic Animal Enclosures Livestock Livestock Pens Home > Round Pens & Arenas > 60 Foot Round Horse Pen 60 Foot Round Horse Pen $275 Flat Rate Shipping! 60 Foot Round Horse Pen Item# RP1583R60 $1,599.00 Have questions? Contact us today! Item Description Our round pens and horse arenas are fabricated from 16GA galvanized steel tubing. These 5 foot high, 3 rail pens are assembled from a series of 12 foot panels and a 6 foot gate panel, making the units modularly expandable. Assembly is simple with the clamps we provide, a pair of clamps join each panel to the next, keeping the entire pen tight, yet easily moved or reconfigured when needed. This item includes: 15 12' 3-Rail Panels 1 6' 3-Rail Gate Section 32 1-5/8" Panel Clamps Most of our items can be shipped nationwide in the 48 contiguous states. 50 Foot Round Horse Pen Price:$1,399.00 ShowFullTrail("Items") Home Products About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Site Map View Cart design by SolidCactus.com | RTML page layout and design by RedSandWebDesign.com © L Bar M Ranch 2010. 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