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Product details
Item Name: Horse Stall Mats
Item Number: ZY-ST009-B1S
Material: EVA
Color: Black or custom
Size: 122*183cm
Thickness: 44mm
MOQ: 200 sets
Hardness：60-65 shore C
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Brand Name: Faithmat
Feature:Waterproof,non-toxic,lightweight,easy for carry,durable
Application: Horse Stable Room Floor Mat/ Cowshed,cow sleeping shed, milking hall, delivery room, horse farm, softball field, etc.
Package:2pcs per set
Features:
1. Durable and Non-Slip Surface
Our rubber horse mats offer superior durability and a non-slip surface, providing a safe and secure environment for your equine companion. The deep-tread design helps prevent slips and falls, while the high-quality rubber construction withstands even the most demanding conditions.
2. Enhanced Comfort and Joint Support
Give your horse the comfort they deserve with our premium rubber mats. Designed to provide excellent cushioning and support, these mats help reduce joint stress and fatigue. The soft yet resilient surface creates a more comfortable standing and lying area.
3. Easy to Clean and Maintain
Keep your stable clean and hygienic with our easy-to-clean rubber mats. The smooth, non-porous surface resists bacteria and odors, making them simple to sanitize. Simply hose off or use a mild detergent for a thorough cleaning.
4. Versatile and Customizable
Our rubber mats are versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, including stalls, aisles, and grooming areas. With various sizes and thicknesses available, you can customize your matting to fit your specific needs.
5. Improved Drainage and Odor Control
Our rubber mats feature a unique drainage system that helps to prevent the buildup of moisture and odors. This creates a healthier and more hygienic environment for your horse.
How Big Is a Horse?
Horses are large animals. We measure horses in hands, with one hand being roughly equivalent to 10cm. The average height of a horse is approximately 16 hands, or 1.63 metres, from the ground up to the withers, which is the point where the neck meets the back. This point is always used to measure the height of horses, because it is the highest stable point on a horse's body - the head and neck move around so it is more difficult to use these in height measurements.
The tallest horse ever recorded was a horse named Mammoth, who lived in the 19th century. He measured a huge 21.2 hands (2.19 metres)! The smallest horse was a miniature horse named Thumbelina, who was just 4.1 hands (43cm) high!
What Is the Difference between a Horse and a Pony?
Ponies are different again - these are smaller even than most hotbloods, measuring less than 14.2 hands high and usually only weighing between 91 and 160kg. Ponies look stockier than hotblood horses, and a pony's body is usually the same length as its legs.
So, the main difference between horses and ponies is height - the International Federation for Equestrian Sports classes any horse measuring less than 14.2 hands high as a pony. However, there are some breeds of miniature horses, such as the Falabella, that are classed as horses, not ponies, so it isn't always a clear-cut division. Temperament is also taken into account - ponies tend to have calmer natures than horses.
Ponies are often ridden by children due to their smaller size and calm behaviour, but they can also compete in a variety of equine sports with adult riders.
QnA
Q: What is special about horses?
A: Horses have excellent hearing
Humans have only three muscles to control their ears, whereas horses have 10! This allows horses to rotate their ears nearly 180 degrees and move them independently of one another. Being able to rotate their ears lets horses hear sounds all around them without having to turn their head.
Q: Who is the oldest horse ever?
A: Old Billy
Old Billy (also called Billy or Ol' Billy) was the longest-living horse on record. Old Billy was verified to be 62 at his death. Born in Woolston, Cheshire, England in 1760, Billy adventured and became a barge horse that pulled barges up and down canals.
Q: Are horses happy in stalls?
A: Things to Know About Raising Happy Horses in Stables
Horses naturally want to roam and prefer to be able to be walking around. When horses are kept in a stall they can become bored and lead to bad habits such as crib-biting or box-walking. Boredom breakers, such toys, can provide your horse with some enrichment and entertainment.
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