Arrange a tack room around the daily route
Arrange the room around the equipment you take out, clean and put away each day, with a clear route through it.
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Storage, organisation and small routines that make equipment easier to look after.
Arrange the room around the equipment you take out, clean and put away each day, with a clear route through it.
Read the article →A rack should support the saddle appropriately and leave room to lift it without scraping nearby fittings or equipment.
Read the article →Choose support and spacing that let bridles hang without tangled reins, crowded headpieces or loose ends on the floor.
Read the article →Find where moisture is entering or accumulating before relying on extra covers, fragrances or a new storage box.
Read the article →Store rugs only when they are ready to use again, and make the label useful enough that the bag need not be opened to identify them.
Read the article →Plan where wet equipment can hang with room around it, without dripping onto clean tack or blocking the way through the yard.
Read the article →Give dusty brushes and dirty tools their own place so they do not undo the work of cleaning tack and clothing.
Read the article →Clear storage labels and a simple record of changes help people select the correct equipment without relying on memory.
Read the article →Pack for the horse, rider and timetable you actually have, keeping essential equipment separate from optional extras.
Read the article →A brief departure check works best when it follows the room and the yard's agreed routine, with unresolved faults clearly handed over.
Read the article →Sort by the next period of use, checking condition and compatibility before moving equipment into or out of storage.
Read the article →Judge a box when it is filled, carried and opened in the space where you will use it, not only by its advertised capacity.
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