Thank you! 🙏❤️

@@NOELLE_FLOYD how many horses does this man own?

J P hahahaha

👀 looks like a dump !

why resist? You can have a working barn that is also gorgeous. I work as a stable manager and groom and the atmosphere really affects my work ethic. I dont need crazy chandeliers in the barn aisle or anything but clean and crisp environments make me work 10 times harder. A nice aesthetically pleasing environment just makes me happy and a happy worker is a good worker 😊

Me too. I agree it is nice to work in an attractive environment but it is also nice to have an outdoor feel. For dressage I would need a covered barn ! Can't think how you manage 😄

Well it's only because the original barn burnt down.

horses don’t get wrapped in bubble wrap ???

Lally it’s an expression that owners are so worried about their horses hurting themselves that they don’t let them be horses eg. stall them 24/7

@@lally8359 there's a few places the horses get no tur out at all and is only ridden and in stables sadly

Trines Nails well most of the professional riders know enough about their horses well being that they turn them out. horses have to be horses 🤷🏻‍♀️. And I’m sure there is some kind of research that has proven that horses that go out get better results so I’m sure that 99% of the professional riders (not only good ones in that lot that’s for sure) have turn outs. Maybe they’re not even grass fields but at least they get out 🤷🏻‍♀️

David yeah. I bet it’s fun in winter. Hard pass

Sometimes it's nice to have a perfectly pristine barn because it shows they care about the impression and cleanliness of the barn. There are totally pros and cons but-

Petra MCCafferty I live near it and our winters aren’t really that bad. This is similar to a lot of barns around here

Boyd says: “Every day we train these horses very hard, and I need them feeling in tip-top shape for their competitions and next day’s training. I can’t begin to tell you how much improvement I’ve found with BEMER. It really helps with their recovery and circulation and it’s really made a difference.” Want to know more? Find out here on this channel kzfaq.info/sun/PLEH6nXiU9JmVQsrU9DuBrk5noalIh_Ol8

fun fact of the day: This was a community group effort to rebuild Boyd's old barn that burned down.

Not actually true. Very much depends on location, what side of the sport they are involved in, what level and etc.

@Arthur's Horse i think you've misunderstood my comment. i was responding to the incorrect statement that not many people use stables in Australia...

@@TheNonMakeupGuru i mean in general it is more common to to have your horses on turnout than stabling

So many horses in. Australia are in rural areas and benefit from a combination of stabling and paddocking. Summer heat is very strong so I stable the horses during the day and put them out as soon as the sun is low enough not to bleach their coats. No rugs except if mosquitoes are around. Stabled horses not rugged in summer as horses will paw the floor and bedding to make a mosquito dust deterrent.

@@bg588 im in no way against stabling at all and i will stable in extreme weather conditions :) in summer it is so hard to keep them cool if they dont have shelter so i 100% get that :)

The trouble with the top of the range stables, yards, schools etc. is that you would be scared to drop any straw, shavings, hay or feed on the floors in case the "boss" comes round..

Ha! In NJ our own big Horse Park often has little ponds in the ring during the jumper classes.

I like the look of old wood barns too, but like he said, he's in Pennsylvania and the winters are cold, wet, and under 3 feet of snow, so having an enclosed barn would be helpful. Sometimes if the wood from the old barns are in good condition, they can be re-purposed and rebuilt into a new barn with that rustic look. If it were me, that's what I would try to do, but everyone's got their own tastes.

We definitely have some more videos coming up! Next Monday we will be sharing another "Inside My Stable" with someone pretty awesome 😉

Absolutly 😄

That's just it 😄 a playground

im not sure he cares about clients, this property is for his and his wife's competition horses

A G his barn is in PA!

Yes he is Australian

Thanks for the insight! We will keep this in mind for future videos. 😊

I know I ride western and when I watch all these videos and I haven’t seen a western barn

We definitely are! Just wait until next week, we might have just what you're looking for! 😉

They have them all up on their own platform. They just recently started using the KZfaq channel again.

@@punkequestrian That makes sense, thank you for letting me know!

@@punkequestrian Exactly! Although some of these video were filmed a little bit ago, they still are amazing content that we want to share with everyone! ❤️

@@NOELLE_FLOYD and thank you. It's so nice to see how everyone has their own styles and it all works for horses.

I noticed to!

Stephanie is Boyd’s head groom now!

I miss Evention 😭

What happened to Evention?

@@mieshcahammond6006 The Schramms discontinued it.

Many different barns in the north either have an indoor barn or they move somewhere a little bit warmer to escape the cold!