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National Strangles Awareness Week: Why Temporary Stabling Now Carries Greater Welfare Responsibility
Temporary stabling is no longer viewed simply as short-term infrastructure or an overnight stop. As horses spend longer periods travelling between events, training venues and…
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Woodhouse and BEDE Events: A long-term partnership focused on welfare-led temporary stabling
A long-term partnership with BEDE Events focused on raising standards in temporary stabling for equestrian events through a consistent, welfare-led approach.
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Social Licence in Horse Sport: The Role of Welfare-Led Event Environments
Welfare-led temporary stabling plays a critical role in horse health at events. This article explores how environment, planning and delivery shape welfare outcomes and influence…
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Planning Temporary Event Infrastructure
Discover how early planning of temporary event infrastructure, stabling and trade stands helps equestrian and countryside events operate successfully.
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Temporary Stabling for Private Yards: Creating Additional Stable Capacity
How temporary stabling helps private yards create additional stable capacity quickly while maintaining welfare and biosecurity standards.
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Infection Prevention in Practice: Principles for Healthy Stables
Practical guidance on equine infection prevention. How design, hygiene and daily habits protect horse health in every stable and yard.
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Beyond Events: The Case for Long-Term Temporary Stabling
Long-term temporary stable hire is becoming an essential tool for breeders, race yards, polo teams, and private facilities. From foaling season to sales preparation and…
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What BEVA’s Welfare Discussions Mean for Temporary Stabling
The BEVA Congress is sharing new veterinary research on welfare, injury prevention, and biosecurity. We reflect on how these themes connect directly to temporary stabling,…
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Sustainability in Practice: How Small Decisions Shape a Bigger Impact
Sustainability at Woodhouse isn’t an initiative – it’s part of how we work. From welfare-led materials to smart planning systems and everyday efficiencies, this article…
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The Standards We Set: Why Welfare-Led Temporary Stabling Isn’t Optional
Temporary stabling should never mean second-best. In this article, Dan Hassall explores how welfare-led stable design supports horse behaviour, recovery and performance and why the…