12ft by 12ft is considered an acceptable size for each individual stall (which would house only one horse). However, as small as 10ft by 10ft (constructed for ponies or miniature horses) and as large as 14ft by 14ft are fairly common. To find the size of the entire stable, you need to consider how many stalls you want (which is how many horses you are going to keep in it), and then most people add aisleways and rooms to keep equipment and feed/hay (although these are not strictly nessesary).
I depends on the size of the horse, but the standard is from 10'x10' too 12'x12' (feet) for box stalls.
And 11'x4' too 12'x5' 1/2" (feet&inches) for standing stalls.
One of the best ways to determine the size of your horse stalls is figure the size large enough for your horse to turn around in. Also large enough for them to lay down and get up without problems (no casting). As for height, again depends on the size of your horse - for a miniature horse the dimension will be much different than for a thoroughbred stallion. There are companies that make "custom" horse stalls to the dimensions that you may need rather then just "standard sizes" so be sure to check them out as well.
There is no set size for a horse paddock to be, although aroun 30ftx30ft should be a decent size. My horse has a paddock smaller than this, but at my DIY livery yard, the horses have separate paddocks and don't have to share. My horse is left out while I go to school, so it is around 10 hours a day by the time I come back. Then I bring it in overnight and we also sometime rotate the paddocks to diffrent ones if the grass gets low, which it usually doesn't. So to conclude, there is no set size, but if your horse lives out 24/7 then you need at least 1 acre for one horse and then 1/2 an acre for every horse after that. Hope this helped :)
First of all, you should check with your local shire council. They may have rules about how you can build your stable. Next, consider how big your horses are. You don't want the roof being so low that if your horse gets frightened and rears he'll hit his head! If you only have ponies you may get away with a smaller roof than usual. I like my roof to be quite high, say three metres or more. Really, its up to you and your shire rules.
The stalls in a horse barn can be of various sizes, depending upon the size of the horse; a minimum size of 6' x 8' stall and big stall of 16' 16' should be enough to accommodate any type of horse, from a miniature horse to large draft horse. You may find the following links useful to know more info.-http://www.horsekeeping.com/; http://pubs.cas.psu.edu/freepubs/pdfs/ub033.pdfhttp://horses.about.com/od/basiccare/a/stabledesign.htm
It would be dependant upon the Mule. Most mules would be comfortable in a 10X10 or 12X12 box stall. Larger for heavier breeds.
12" x 14" for a horse and 10"x12" for a pony. Mares and foals should have 16"x12"
It depends on the size of your horse, about 20 hands high for a 16hand high horse
3.6m-3.6m for a horse up to 16.1 hh
a good size is 10 feet x 10 feet
A stable is where horses are usually kept.
Horses are kept in a stable.
a stable worker is someone who cleans the stable and takes care of the horses
Jutlands horses are big I call them "Samson" they should have 5 apples
A stable is where horses are usually kept.
No. It is not healthy if the stable has not been mucked out, as they are living in their own faeces. Also, horses prefer to be out in the fields, running free, they should only be confined in their stables at night.
You should clean a water bucket in a stable one a day
The horses slept in the stable. She went into the horses stable. He redecorated the stable. The construction workers made sure that the house was stable enough for 6 people to live in it.
A stable boy cleaned out the stable and help take care of the horses.
Do you mean stable as in stability? It is the same. Stable. But stable for horses is etable.
No, it does not. After Big Red, not much luck came about and the farm was sold/divided off.
Stable
Three stables have three horses each and one stable has four horses!
One of them is clearly, Stable. Which is for horses.
A stable is a building that is used mainly to house horses. A stable is often found on a farm that also keeps horses, or at a stud farm where horses are bred, or at horse racing courses, and so on.