Equestrian Footing

At Sparton Enterprises, we specialize in providing rubber materials used in many different applications including horse arena footing.

Our Equestrian Footing Materials

Mixing our rubber materials with sand is a popular solution for reducing dust in equestrian arenas. This combination offers several benefits: it protects sand from breaking down, minimizes the need for costly replacements, provides a cushioned surface to reduce horse injuries, and even helps reduce sound. Learn more about our rubber materials for equestrian footing below.

EPDM Rubber Granules

Using EPDM rubber granules in your horse arena footing can help reduce the risk of joint stress and injury for horses.

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SBR Granules

Our SBR granules can enhance the performance, shock absorption, and traction in your equestrian footing, making it safer and more suitable for horses.

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FAQs

What is the best type of footing for my horse arena?

The best type of footing depends on your specific needs, such as the discipline you practice, the climate, and the type of horses using the arena. Common options include sand, wood chips, shredded rubber, and a combination of these materials. At Sparton Enterprises, we can provide the rubber materials used in combination with these common footing options.

How do I maintain my arena footing to ensure it lasts?

Regular maintenance includes dragging or harrowing the footing to keep it level, controlling moisture to reduce dust, and periodically adding or replenishing materials as they break down or compact over time.

How can I reduce dust in my arena?

Dust can be minimized by regularly watering the footing, using dust control additives, or incorporating materials like shredded rubber mulch mixed with sand that naturally reduce dust.

What are the benefits of using a rubber footing mixture?

A rubber mixture, often combined with sand, provides cushioning to reduce stress on horses' joints, decreases the likelihood of injury, extends the life of the footing, and can also reduce noise levels in the arena.

How often should I replace or refresh my arena footing?

The frequency of replacing or refreshing footing depends on its use and the material. High-traffic arenas may require more frequent upkeep, while well-maintained footing can last several years before needing significant replenishment.

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