Fw: portable corrals

["J Robirts" <jrobirts@hwy97.net>]

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> From: J Robirts <jrobirts@hwy97.net>
> To: sbrown@wamdes.com
> Cc: ridecamp@endurance.net
> Subject: portable corrals
> Date: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 10:52 PM
> 
> 	Greetings!
> 			
> 	My full set of horse-n-around corrals came with 11 panels.With the
little
> connecting dohickies I can make two equal sized corrals that share just
one
> panel.
> I have also experimented with other shapes and sizes and have found that
if
> I use the horse trailer as one "side" of one corral I can make two
corrals
> of different sizes, one smaller for one horse,and another large enough
for
> two horses.These corrals are still connected to each other with one
panel.
> You can make two separate equal corrals that are freestanding or make two
> larger corrals by making one on each side of the horse trailer and using
> the horse trailer as a wall for each corral.By using natural
objects(trees
> etc.) you can make things even bigger! One of the best things about these
> panels is every panel can be a gate.You don't have to worry about how you
> set up.	
> 	Electric fencing  is not an option for me. My Rainman will go right
> through if things get exciting, scary or enticing enough and as I said
> before, he figured out the pvc pretty quickly. I could never sleep at
night
> unless he was tied to the trailer, but since he likes to lay down I
always
> worried about him getting tangled up. Again no sleep!! Since I have
gotten
> the corrals I sleep just fine. They are very white and very visible to
> horse and human in the dark.
> 	As to roof mounting, it would seem difficult if, not impossible,for one
> person to manage.The mounting system for the entire 11 panels is only 9
1/2
> inches wide. I 
> don't know if this is too wide for your trailer or not. The folks at
> horse-n-around are the best and really willing to work with you and your
> trailer needs. I think they make different panel lengths too. This might
be
> another option, same amount of linear feet but less panels. Check out
their
> website on the endurance net. Obviously I am a satisfied customer. Hope
all
> this was helpful.
> 				Happy Trails,
> 					Jane
> 
>