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Horse Arena Fencing Kits in Louisiana

Riding arena perimeter kits in three standard footprints for your Louisiana property.

  • Welded steel

    Equipment for daily use on your property.

  • Clear kit contents

    Review the included components before you order.

  • Freight for your location

    Delivery details are confirmed with your quote.

Choose your arena perimeter

Compare 80×120, 120×200, and 140×240 ft arena perimeters in four-rail and five-rail configurations. Plan the riding surface separately from the steel enclosure.

80×120 ft arena perimeter

80×120 ft arena perimeter

Compare the 4-rail and 5-rail perimeter packages for this listed footprint.

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120×200 ft arena perimeter

120×200 ft arena perimeter

The middle standard footprint. Confirm gates, connections and equipment access.

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140×240 ft arena perimeter

140×240 ft arena perimeter

The largest listed perimeter, separate from the grading, drainage, base and footing.

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  1. 80×120 ft arena perimeter

    Compare the 4-rail and 5-rail perimeter packages for this listed footprint.

    80 ft x 120 ft Riding Arena 5-Rail

    $5,400.00 · listed perimeter kit price; freight separate.

  2. 120×200 ft arena perimeter

    The middle standard footprint. Confirm gates, connections and equipment access.

    120 ft x 200 ft Riding Arena 5-Rail

    $8,830.00 · listed perimeter kit price; freight separate.

  3. 140×240 ft arena perimeter

    The largest listed perimeter, separate from the grading, drainage, base and footing.

    140 ft x 240 ft Riding Arena 5-Rail

    $9,920.00 · listed perimeter kit price; freight separate.

Footprint, rail count, gate configuration, and finish determine the perimeter kit price. Grading, drainage, base, footing, lighting, and a roof are not included.

Know what the perimeter covers

80×120 ft arena perimeter configuration
  • Three standard footprints

    Compare 80 × 120, 120 × 200 and 140 × 240 ft enclosures.

  • Panels and gates

    Choose a rail count and review the listed gate configuration.

  • Connection hardware

    Check the parts list for the selected perimeter kit.

Grading, drainage, base, footing, lighting and a roof are separate from the arena perimeter kit.

Plan the space around your equipment

Riding Arena layout illustration

Plan the riding footprint and equipment access before ordering the perimeter.

  1. Measure the riding footprint

    Leave room beyond the steel for drainage and maintenance.

  2. Locate the equipment gate

    Plan entry for your tractor and footing-maintenance equipment.

  3. Plan the surface separately

    Assess the ground preparation and riding surface with your site professional.

Read the Louisiana riding arena planning guide

A Louisiana arena order should describe the enclosure without hiding the work needed around it. Plan the riding rectangle, a usable entrance and surface-maintenance access, then choose among the standard perimeter kits.

Define the riding area and the support area separately

Start a Louisiana arena project by distinguishing the space for riding from the space for reaching and maintaining it. Blacktail’s listed rectangles are 80 × 120 ft, 120 × 200 ft and 140 × 240 ft. Compare those footprints with the actual ground you intend to prepare. The people responsible for the riding program should help determine the working dimensions rather than choosing solely by product size.

Place the supporting routes on the same plan. Mark where horses approach, where equipment turns and where a vehicle can stand without blocking the gate. These uses need room beyond the riding rectangle. A footprint that consumes the entire prepared area may leave the routine operation unresolved, so include those outside spaces before deciding which listed enclosure is the useful starting point for the property.

Treat the entrance as part of the preparation discussion

Observe the entrance route during the conditions in which you expect to use the arena. Mark low spots and areas where repeated traffic changes the surface. Bring those observations into the ground-preparation scope. The perimeter kit does not provide a finished entrance or a guarantee that the Louisiana site remains accessible after every rain event. Questions about drainage and the supporting ground need their own review.

Compare the intended gate position with the route from the barn and any existing driveway. A convenient opening on a plan can still leave a difficult approach on the property. Take photographs in both directions and include the surrounding level changes. Confirm the selected product’s gate arrangement once the route is understood instead of assuming the outside arena dimensions determine how the entrance should be used.

Reserve a clear way to maintain the working surface

Identify the equipment you will use for surface maintenance and measure it with the relevant attachments. Show how it approaches, enters and leaves the arena. Verify the gate’s clear opening and the turning space against that information. The enclosure needs to remain maintainable after assembly, and that requirement is not answered by choosing a larger rectangle or an additional rail in the perimeter.

Keep equipment storage and horse waiting areas distinct where the layout allows. Where they must share a route, identify the constraint before ordering so that the opening discussion is based on daily use. On a Louisiana property with only one practical approach, this can matter more than adding a small amount of riding area. Draw the whole movement rather than marking only the gate symbol on the fence line.

Compare the national rail kits without expanding their scope

The standard 80 × 120 ft, 120 × 200 ft and 140 × 240 ft arena kits are offered in 4-rail and 5-rail versions. Once the working rectangle is selected, compare those rail options at the same size. Read the original listing for current components and options. These location pages do not substitute a different regional product or silently change the supplied configuration.

Ground preparation, drainage, base work and footing remain separate from the listed perimeter price. A roof, lighting or additional facility construction is not included by implication. Where your layout needs extra openings or a nonstandard rectangle, make the difference explicit in the quote request. Compare proposals only after identifying which supplies and which site works each one actually includes for the intended project.

Make the final perimeter request specific to the property

Provide the Louisiana town or ZIP code, desired listed footprint, rail preference and a measured sketch. Include the entrance photographs, equipment dimensions and nearby fixed obstructions. Describe any connection to existing fencing and identify the preparation questions that remain open. This gives the enclosure discussion a defined boundary without asking the kit to answer unreviewed ground or access requirements.

Use the configuration links below to verify the original product options, price and SKU. When reviewing the quote, check the components, freight arrangements and installation responsibilities against the drawing. Keep the final version of that plan with the order so that the selected perimeter, entrances and separate preparation work remain coordinated from the first inquiry through the point at which the enclosure is assembled.

Plan your Louisiana delivery

  1. Choose your configuration

    Start with a size or layout. We can help you compare options.

  2. Share your city or ZIP

    Include truck access, gate openings and unloading details.

  3. Confirm equipment and freight

    Review the selected configuration and delivery quote with our team.

Equipment, delivery details and freight are confirmed with your quote. About delivery

Riding arena questions

How do I request a Louisiana quote?

Use the Get a Quote link to prepare your request, or call (619) 914-6657. Send a measured site sketch, intended riding footprint, equipment access requirements and project location. Note gate positions and identify the site preparation separately from the perimeter order.

Is delivery included in the listed price?

Freight is separate from the product price. Send the project address or ZIP code with your selected configuration so delivery and access requirements can be confirmed with the quote.

What is included with the product?

These packages form the riding arena perimeter. Compare the footprint, rail count and listed gates. Earthwork, drainage, base, footing, lighting and a roof are not an arena perimeter kit.

Does the price include installation?

No. The listed price is for the product, not an installed project. Check the selected listing and installation guide for assembly, support, and site-preparation requirements before ordering.

Does the Louisiana arena fencing quote cover the entrance ground?

Not by default. The displayed kits are perimeter products. Entrance preparation, grading, drainage and footing need separate scope confirmation for the property.

Can I use the arena’s outside dimensions to check gate clearance?

No. Verify the gate configuration and clear opening on the selected product, using the dimensions of the equipment and attachments that will pass through it.

Are both four and five rails offered for the Louisiana arena footprints?

Yes. The three standard arena sizes each have 4-rail and 5-rail versions in the national catalog. The location page links to those same products.

What should a quote show when the arena needs an additional opening?

Identify the added opening on the drawing and ask for the supplied components to be reviewed explicitly. Do not treat a layout change as automatically included in a standard perimeter kit.

Planning a project in Louisiana?

From Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Shreveport and beyond, send your city or ZIP so we can confirm delivery for your property.

Let’s plan your Louisiana riding arena.

Let’s find the right equipment for your Louisiana property.