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surface from drying out in the summer and freezing in winter. It is low maintenance, suitable for all disciples, and does not easily freeze, rot or blow.


Adding fibres, such as Equestrian Direct’s TurfFloat, to existing sand-based surfaces, works by rotating the additional fibres into the surface, vastly improving moisture retention in the top layer.


he recent changeable weather has been wreaking havoc on arena surfaces across the country. A short-term solution to a surface which has dried out is to level and water the arena, replacing the moisture which has been lost. However, the beneficial effects will only be temporary. Surface top-ups are a quick and cost-effective solution, which can help to remedy a number of issues, which, if left unrectified could cause damage to soft tissue, joints, muscles and hooves, as well as respiratory and vascular systems. A surface top-up of a multi-purpose surface, such as Equestrian Direct’s Flexiride, can be used to improve footing on the majority of existing surfaces. Flexiride also works as an insulating layer preventing the


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By closely replicating the natural qualities of turf, and mimicking the binding ability of topsoil, TurfFloat provides a secure footing and even hoof support, allowing horses to travel across the top of the surface, instead


of through it. An ideal surface for showjumping and dressage, TurfFloat has minimal kickback and surface movement, decreasing the energy lost and improving performance.


Equestrian Direct is a leading company in the area surface industry, with over 30 years of experience providing top quality riding surfaces to suit all requirements and budgets.


For more information, please visit www.equestriandirectltd.co.uk


or call 01564 794020.


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