Stalls should feature barred or mesh tops (rather than solid walls) to allow air to circulate.

Walls must withstand a 1,200 lb animal kicking with full force.

Often require 14' x 14' to prevent "casting" (getting stuck against a wall).

The industry standard for an average-sized horse (15–16 hands) is . Small Ponies: Can thrive in 10' x 10'.

Automatic waterers ensure a constant supply, while corner hay racks or floor-level slow feeders encourage a natural grazing posture. 6. The "Human" Factors

Using bars or heavy-duty mesh between stalls allows horses to see their neighbors, which significantly lowers cortisol levels and prevents "stable vices" like cribbing or weaving. 5. Hardware and Safety

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