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A steel corral fence crossing sagebrush flats toward the Teton Range

Horse corrals

Built heavy. Built once.

Panels you join into a pen, complete 40, 50 and 60 ft pens, stall kits, and cattle corrals in the shop.

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Welded
Not bolted
Lifetime
Welds and frame
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Horse corrals and livestock corrals

Horse corrals you put up as panels, complete 40, 50 and 60 ft pens, stall kits, and cattle corrals. Shop the catalog. The steel is 14-gauge, welded.

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Horse corral questions

What is a horse corral?
A fenced enclosure for holding or working horses — panels you join into a pen, a complete 40, 50 or 60 ft round pen, or a stall kit.
What is a horse corral called?
Corral, pen, paddock, or run — same enclosure, different words. A circle is a round pen. The catalog lists them as panels, horse round pens, and stall kits.
How big should a horse corral or round pen be?
Forty feet for groundwork on foot, fifty for a mix of groundwork and riding, sixty if you intend to ride in it regularly. Fifty is the most common choice and the safest guess if you are undecided.
What does a horse corral cost?
It depends on the layout — loose panels, a 40, 50 or 60 ft pen, or a stall kit. Live prices are in the catalog and in Best selling on this page.