Fencing around trees

Fencing Around Trees? Here’s What to Consider Trees bring so much value to a horse property, whether it’s a lone gum tree offering summer shade or an entire shelterbelt protecting paddocks from wind and sun. However, when it comes to fencing around trees, a poorly installed setup can result in damaged trees, unsafe corners, and…

DIY Horse Fencing Tips

The ultimate DIY Horse Fencing Solution with Duncan Equine NZ Established over 30 years ago, the Duncan Equine Group have worked hard to develop the ultimate complete horse fencing solution suitable for DIY installation and contractors alike. As horse people, we have ensured that our flexible rail is the safest and most technically advanced horse…

Thoroughbred Paddock Holding Pens

Managing a thoroughbred stud farm requires robust infrastructure, and using holding pens are a critical component in managing a large amount of horses. These pens facilitate the efficient handling and management of horses, ensuring safety and ease during various routine activities. Understanding Holding Pens Holding pens usually positioned centrally to large spelling paddocks allows horses…

Fencing on uneven terrain, slopes and hills

Fencing on New Zealand’s hills, slopes and uneven steep terrain can be difficult for horse property owners. Traditional methods demand meticulous planning and execution to ensure the safety, cost-effectiveness, and durability of your horse fencing. The common challenges with fencing hilly terrain include an intensive installation process, sagging, safety and visibility for livestock, and considerations…