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Fact Sheet 16: Guidelines for minimum standards for keeping horses in urban areas
... m is adequate. 1.2 Fencing Fencing should be sufficiently sturdy to prevent escape. Wire fencing should be avoided because of the risk of injury to horses. Post and rail fencing using timber, steel ... to horses. Post and rail and steel cattle cable fencing are suitable. Barbed wire, high tensile wire (2.8 + 2.5 mm) and prefabricated wire fencing should not be used. Electric fences are suitable but ...
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Horse yards and handling facilities
... fencing is steel cattle cable. This is particularly useful where heavy stock pressure would make wire fencing ... wire fencing will probably be necessary to keep the capital cost down. An example of the specifications for a useful horse fence is as follows: 1.40 m high 5-wire ...
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Animal Welfare Code of Practice No 3 - Horses in Riding Centres and Boarding Stables
... fencing material that is clearly visible to horses. 3.3.3 Build collecting yards with post and rail fencing using timber or steel piping and steel or concrete posts. Barbed wire, prefabricated wire and high tensile fencing can injury horses severely, and should ...
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