Hey! Welcome to the supply shop! My name is MegaBucks
(supplyshop@yahoo.com). You will be able to find just about anything
and everything that you'll need to build/maintain a stable.

When you have decided what you need, please e-mail me the following
info. In the correct form, then send the check (to 
supplyshop@yahoo.com).
Subjet Line: Order
Item #1: Amount: $
Item #2: Amount: $
Item #3: Amount: $
Etc...
Total: $
Any orders in different forms will be trashed, and NO money will
be refunded.  It's your fault you messed up, NOT mine.

Box Stalls - Allow horses and/or ponies to lay down/roll/move around.
Price: $150 Each

Foaling Stalls - For mares that are close to foaling. After she foals it
will allow the mare and foal to move around.
Price: $250

Outdoor Show Arena - 80 meters x 40 meters. Ideal for shows during
nice weather.
Price: $700

Indoor Show Arena - 80 meters x 40 meters. Ideal for shows during
rainy or cold weather.
Price: $700

Outdoor Schooling Arena - 40 x 20 meters. Ideal for schooling before
a show or just riding in during nice weather.
Price: $400

Indoor Schooling Arena - 40 x 20 meters. Ideal for schooling
before a show or just riding in during rainy or cold weather.
Price: $400

Dressage Arena - 20 meters x 60 meters.
Price: $500

Round Pen - 20 meters. Ideal for training young horses.
Price: $300

Tack room - to keep tack in.
Price: $300

Grain room - to store grain and hay.
Price: $300

1 Acre of pasture fencing - Ideal for turning out horses during
nice weather.
Price: $300

1 set of jump standards - (5 feet tall.) Completer with jump cups.
Price: $90

5 Caveletties - To use to train horses, and to set up as jumps.
Price: $150 (for 2)

1 Hay Net - Do not use hay nets in your horses stalls unless your
horse won't eat hay off the ground. Horses were made to eat with
their heads down, therefor it is unatural for them to eat with their
heads up in the air. Only use the hay net when trailering your
horse, and then be sure to tie it as low so that they don't have to
have their heads way up.
Price: $4.00

Set of 3 water buckets - 5 gallons, made of durable plastic. Used to
hold water and grain for your horse. Horses should have 2 water
buckets, while ponies only really need one, and the same for
minis/falabellas. All horses should have a grain/feed bucket so that
they don't eat the shavings or dust that'd be on the floor of their stall.
Price: $10

Mounting Block - (18") You should always use a mounting block
while getting on your horse, if you don't you can cause back
problems for you horse from the strain. Even if you're riding a
pony it's a good idea to use the mounting block.
Price: $40

Wire salt block holder - can be put on a wall to hold mineral or salt
blocks for horses.
Price: $3.00

Web Stall Guard - to be put up when cleaning a horses stall or
whatever, while you have the door open.
Price: $20

Cross Ties - adjust from 38" to 58", can be put in a stall or in the isle
way. Used to tie the horse to while grooming or tacking up.
Price: $10

Saddle Holder - to be put on the wall of the tack room, to keep your
saddle on.
Price: $15

Wall mounted bridle rack - Holds 5 bridles
Price: $10

Arena dirt - Makes arena ground better for horses, less strain on
their feet, legs, and back
Price: $100 for schooling arenas and $250 for show arenas

Water troughs - For pastures
Price: $50

Feed bins - For pastures
Price: $50

Grain bins - To store grain in so it won't go bad
Price: $30

Wall mounting cabinet - to store medicines and other stuff in in
tack rooms
Price: $50

Wash stalls - to bathe horses in, also to hose of wounds or swollen legs.
Price: $200 (for 2)

Stadium jumps - They come in a variety of styles and sizes, most
are adjustable, mainly for use in shows and getting horses used
to shapes and weird jumps
Price: $500 (set of 2)

X-country jumps - Varies.
Price: $400 (set of 2)

Bale of Straw - Warmer than shavings, though harder to clean.
1 bale will last 1 horse a week.
Price: $5 per bale

Bag of Shavings - Easier than straw to clean. 1 bag will last
1 horse a week.
Price: $10 (box stall)
$13 (foaling stall)

Stall Mats - Under the straw or shavings (which ever you choose
to buy and use).
Price: $15 (box stall)
$20 (foaling stall)

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*This Page Was Last Updated On: Tuesday, November 28, 2000*



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