Equestrian Surfaces
With over 20 years of experience, Combi-Ride are experts in fixing arena problems and providing quality equestrian surfaces for lasting performance.
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Equestrian Surfaces
At Combi-Ride, we specialise in designing high-performance equestrian surfaces built for stability, durability and horse welfare. With over 20 years of industry experience, we use advanced synthetic fibres to create turf-like finishes. These deliver excellent grip, effective shock absorption and reliable drainage, ensuring a safe, consistent ride in all conditions.
Our flagship products, Dual Stabiliser and Pro-Advanced Stabiliser fibres, are trusted across the UK by professional riders, equestrian yards, racecourses and arena construction specialists. Whether you’re installing a new arena, improving an existing surface or looking for expert maintenance support, we deliver tailored solutions designed to perform long term.
Enhance your equestrian surface today. Contact our team for expert guidance and a customised solution.
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Why Choose Combi-Ride
2000+ Arena Surfaces in UK
40+ Years’ Experience
Professional Advice & Aftercare
Combi-Ride is a sand and fibre surface specialist team with over 40 years’ experience in the equestrian world. Combi-Ride has supplied over 2000 arena surfaces nationwide since 2008. Using only the best equestrian silica sand our own blend of stabilising fibre, you can be assured of getting the perfect surface for your needs. Combi-Ride prides itself with delivering professional advice , the perfect product, and the best aftercare service. Whether you are rejuvenating an existing surface, building your own new arena at home to any major competition arena or gallop project the professional team at Combi-Ride like are surfaces are there to support you.
Horse Arena Surfaces
Your arena surface plays a critical role in horse welfare, rider safety and overall performance. Poor drainage, inconsistent footing or excessive dust can quickly affect training quality and increase the risk of injury.
Our horse arena surfaces are engineered to create a stable, supportive riding environment in most weather conditions. Using specialist stabiliser fibres and advanced synthetic blends, we improve grip, reduce surface movement and enhance shock absorption, helping horses perform at their best while minimising strain on joints and tendons.
Whether you operate a private yard, competition venue or professional training facility, our systems are designed to:
- Improve footing consistency and reduce surface displacement
- Enhance drainage to prevent waterlogging
- Minimise dust in dry conditions
- Reduce long-term maintenance requirements
We supply ready-to-use surface blends, stabiliser fibre systems, emulsion treatments and expert consultancy to ensure you choose the right solution for your arena. From new builds to refurbishments, we deliver practical, cost-effective surfaces built for long-term performance.
How do I maintain my equestrian surface?
Regular maintenance on your equestrian surface protects both your investment and your horse’s welfare. Arena surfaces naturally shift and compact over time due to use and weather conditions.
Frequent light levelling helps maintain an even depth and prevent displacement. Removing manure promptly preserves the integrity of the sand and fibre mix, while controlled watering during dry periods reduces dust and improves stability.
If your arena includes stabiliser fibres, consistent grooming ensures the fibres remain evenly distributed, helping the surface retain its structure and shock-absorbing properties. You can find out more about maintenance tips in our ‘Horse Arena Maintenance Guide’.
How do I know when my equestrian surface needs replacing?
Over time, arena surfaces can lose depth, structure and drainage performance. Warning signs include uneven footing, overly compacted or excessively deep areas, reduced grip or visible exposure of the drainage layer beneath. For more information regarding arenas running too deep and understanding your arena surface, why not read our guide ‘The Science of Compaction: What Makes an Arena Too Deep?’
In many cases, surfaces can be topped up or reinforced rather than fully replaced. A professional assessment can determine whether refurbishment or full resurfacing is the most effective solution.
How long should an arena surface last?
A professionally installed arena with quality materials and correct drainage can perform effectively for many years. Lifespan depends on usage levels, maintenance routine and environmental conditions. Regular levelling and moisture control significantly extend surface longevity and maintain consistent performance.
What makes stabiliser fibre surfaces different from sand-only arenas?
Sand-only arenas can shift or compact unevenly over time. Stabiliser fibres bind with silica sand to improve structure, enhance traction and reduce movement within the surface. This creates more consistent footing, improves shock absorption and reduces the risk of deep or unstable patches developing.
Can an existing arena be improved without rebuilding it?
Yes. Many arenas can be rejuvenated through fibre reinforcement, surface top-ups or emulsion treatments. These targeted improvements can restore stability, improve drainage and extend the life of the arena without full reconstruction.
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