An Interview with NZ Equestrian Vanessa Way, on Carl Hester’s Yards in Gloucestershire, UK. Carl Hester, MBE, purpose built his UK yards, stealing ideas and inspiration from many of the top yards he had visited over the years. Since they are now home to many…
no commentHygienic stable floors, clean stalls and bedding go hand in hand with a healthy horse and are a must if you choose to box or yard your horse. Cost and availability have an impact on what you might choose to use as bedding for your…
no commentOur Top 9.5 Tips for Designing and Building Safer Stables 1. Movement of Horses Aisles or breezeways between the stables should be at least 3m wide. This will allow horses to pass each other safely when moving around and when being handled or tied…
no commentWhen choosing how to build your dream stable and which type of construction you think provides the best value for money there are some key points to consider: How will the materials you are considering behave in a stable environment? How easy will it be…
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Harrison Lane was very proud to support the Auckland Manukau Dressage Group’s Festival of Dressage and delighted to receive the following letter from keen competitor Toni Louisson. “I wanted to write personally to say thank you for sponsoring the Amateur Champions at the Auckland Manukau…
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Timber is considered carbon negative as carbon taken from the atmosphere is stored in wood. Numerous international studies have confirmed that timber construction is an environmentally responsible way to build. Timber is one of the most renewable, sustainable and lowest carbon emitting building materials we…
no commentMost people will have heard of the Licensed Building Practitioner Scheme (LBP) but as with most legislation it may be hard for you to get a handle on what it means and understand its implications. Below is a brief overview in layman’s terms which we…
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