13 Things You Should Consider Before Hiring a Round Pen
Whether you're bringing a new horse home, managing rehabilitation, restricting grazing,
or simply looking for a safer way to work with your horse, our free checklist will help you
decide if hiring a round pen is the right solution.
Download your free checklist here
Every horse owner faces challenges at some point. Perhaps you're introducing a new horse, supporting rehabilitation after box rest, restricting grazing, organising a clinic, or simply looking for a safe environment where both you and your horse can build confidence together.
Our free 13-Point Checklist has been created using the questions and concerns we've heard from customers over the years. It helps you think through the practical considerations, understand whether a temporary round pen is the right solution for your situation, and gives you the confidence to make an informed decision, without any pressure.
Inside the checklist you'll discover:
✔ Whether a round pen is the right solution for your situation
✔ Common mistakes people make before hiring, and how to avoid them
✔ Practical things to check before you book
✔ How to choose the right size and location
✔ Simple questions that could save you time and money
Built from years of helping horse owners across the UK, this checklist could save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.
Customer testimonial:
" Was looking for a pen for my horse who had been on box rest for 18 months due to a horrendous tendon injury. Given I had spent a lot of money on rehabbing him I was looking for a safe, secure and affordable option.
I opted for the round pen company for all of the above reasons. Jacquie could not have been more helpful and understanding.
My pen has been up for 4 weeks now and moved around the field numerous times for fresh grazing. Oakey loves his pen and it gives me such peace of mind to know he is safe and secure inside it. It’s easy to move around and very well manufactured. Would 100% recommend Jacquie and the round pen company to anyone looking!!! "
Kirsty, Ayrshire
