Horse Arena Footing Material

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Horse Arena Footing

At American Recycling Center, we supply shock-absorbent rubber granules that can be added to your horse arena footing. The industry standard and most common size recommended is 1/2 to 5/8 granule. Custom grind sizing may be available upon request. 

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Black Rubber Granules

Our premium black rubber granules are made from recycled rubber free of wire, plastic, wood, and any other unwanted contaminants.

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About Our Rubber That Is Used In Horse Arena Footing

Our rubber granules are made from recycled industrial rubber.  The shock-absorbent rubber granules can be added to your horse arena footing and may help to reduce the possibility of joint stress and injury for horses. 

In most outdoor and some indoor applications, horse arena footing that includes rubber granules may lengthen the riding season. Our rubber is screened to remove harmful rubber dust. The rubber granules do not decompose as some natural footings will. Adding rubber to your footing may also help slow down the sand from its natural breakdown. Get in touch with our Sales Team below to learn more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend 1/2 to 5/8 granule size, which is the industry standard for horse arenas. Custom grind sizing may be available upon request.

Rubber granules provide shock absorption that may help reduce joint stress and injury for horses. They also don't decompose like natural footing materials and may help slow the natural breakdown of sand in your arena.

No, unlike natural footing materials, rubber granules do not decompose, providing long-lasting performance in your arena.

Our premium black rubber granules are made from recycled industrial rubber that has been carefully screened to remove wire, plastic, wood, and other contaminants, as well as harmful rubber dust.

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