80×120 ft arena perimeter
Compare the 4-rail and 5-rail perimeter packages for this listed footprint.
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Horse Arena Fencing Kits in Texas
Riding arena perimeter kits in three standard footprints for your Texas 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.
120×200 ft arena perimeter
The middle standard footprint. Confirm gates, connections and equipment access.
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140×240 ft arena perimeter
The largest listed perimeter, separate from the grading, drainage, base and footing.
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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.
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.
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
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
Plan the riding footprint and equipment access before ordering the perimeter.
Measure the riding footprint
Leave room beyond the steel for drainage and maintenance.
Locate the equipment gate
Plan entry for your tractor and footing-maintenance equipment.
Plan the surface separately
Assess the ground preparation and riding surface with your site professional.
Read the Texas riding arena planning guide
An arena quote is more useful when the riding rectangle, maintenance access and ground-work scope are already distinct. Start with the Texas property’s intended use, then compare the listed perimeter kits without mistaking fencing for a finished riding surface.
Separate the riding rectangle from the rest of the property
Lay out the usable riding rectangle before selecting the Texas arena perimeter. The standard kits are listed at 80 × 120 ft, 120 × 200 ft and 140 × 240 ft. Those are different starting footprints, not a promise that one is right for every discipline, horse or rider. Discuss the working area with the people who will use and maintain it.
Leave the supporting space on the same plan. A trailer approach, a place to wait with a horse and a tractor turning area can all compete with the long sides of an arena. Measure these separately rather than fitting the largest listed rectangle into the entire available patch. The perimeter should define the intended work without closing off the routes that make daily use practical.
Locate gates before you commit to the long sides
Place the horse entrance in relation to the barn, turnout and any adjacent round pen. Then draw the route for the equipment used on the surface. These two approaches may need different openings or different positions. Review the actual selected kit’s gates and contents with Blacktail before assuming a photograph or arena dimension establishes the clear opening your equipment requires.
For a Texas property with a long approach from the road, include the final turn into the arena area on your sketch. Describe fixed corners, existing fence and anything that restricts movement near the entrance. Gate placement affects the usefulness of a large enclosure just as much as its outside dimensions. A wider footprint does not automatically solve an awkward approach to the opening.
Compare four and five rails at the same footprint
Each listed standard arena footprint has a 4-rail and a 5-rail version. Make the comparison within the same size first so that you can see which configuration you are actually pricing. Keep rail preference separate from the choice of riding area. Increasing rail count does not enlarge the enclosure, prepare the soil or turn an arena panel kit into a complete facility.
The original product listing remains the source for the selected components, options and price. Where your plan differs from that listing, mark the change rather than assuming it can be absorbed into the standard kit. A request for an additional opening, a different overall rectangle or a connection to existing fencing needs a defined scope before a useful project quote can be prepared.
Budget the surface and the fence as different work
Perimeter panels are only the enclosure portion of the project. Grading, drainage, base preparation and riding footing need their own evaluation for the property. The kit prices below do not represent a completed Texas riding arena with those works included. Keep any surface proposal beside the fencing plan so that access and finished levels are considered together without confusing the two purchase scopes.
Think about how the arena will be maintained after the first week, not just how it will look immediately after assembly. Identify the equipment route, storage area and places where you expect surface material to collect. Discuss preparation with the appropriate provider for the actual site. Do not use a rail count or steel specification as evidence that a particular ground condition has been addressed.
Send an arena brief that can be quoted without guesswork
Include the Texas town or ZIP code, preferred listed footprint, rail count and a measured site sketch. Identify the horse route and the dimensions of equipment that must pass through the perimeter. Add photographs of nearby structures and existing fence connections. These details help distinguish a standard enclosure order from a project that needs a different layout or a discussion about additional components.
Treat the featured configurations as ways to compare the national catalog, not new state-specific products. Each links to its existing product page, with the unchanged options and SKU. Confirm the supplied parts, freight and any work outside the kit when reviewing the quote. The final order should match the drawing you intend to build rather than an approximate arena size mentioned in the first inquiry.
Plan your Texas delivery
Choose your configuration
Start with a size or layout. We can help you compare options.
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Include truck access, gate openings and unloading details.
Confirm equipment and freight
Review the selected configuration and delivery quote with our team.
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Riding arena questions
How do I request a Texas 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.
Which rectangular arena sizes can I compare for a Texas property?
The standard perimeter kits are listed at 80 × 120 ft, 120 × 200 ft and 140 × 240 ft. Each has 4-rail and 5-rail versions. Discuss the footprint with the people responsible for the intended riding use.
Is Texas arena grading included in the displayed kit price?
No. These are perimeter kit prices, not a completed riding surface. Grading, drainage, base preparation, footing and installation require separate scope confirmation.
Can the arena opening be assumed to fit my tractor?
No. Provide your equipment dimensions and approach, then verify the selected listing’s gate arrangement and clear opening before ordering.
Should I request a separate quote for a nonstandard arena rectangle?
Yes. Send the desired dimensions and openings rather than treating a different footprint as the same standard kit. Blacktail can review the request without changing the existing catalog product.
Planning a project in Texas?
From Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and beyond, send your city or ZIP so we can confirm delivery for your property.
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