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I commissioned two different views of stalls from BlackWellCastle , and if you're looking for guides as to how your stables look, I really highly recommend them! I'm extremely pleased with these.

Each stall at GV has vertically-barred doors, with a dip in the center of the top half for the horse to put his or her head through. The doors swing open-- they do not slide.

The majority of stalls share a wall with the outside of the stable, and as a result most have two square windows open to the outside. A horse may fit its muzzle through, but not its entire head.

There are also two openings in the front wall of each box which allows a handler to access the horses' water buckets and feed bins without entering the stall in the event a horse is aggressive or scared. In this image, the feed bin is the one on the left.

Each stall has a nameplate on the door and two hooks for headgear above a trunk in the front. The chests hold items specific to the horse in question, such as pills or medication and small tack items fitted to (or specifically for) that horse (boots, extra halters, tail wraps, etc).

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Art: (c) BlackWellCastle

Description
I commissioned two different views of stalls from BlackWellCastle , and if you're looking for guides as to how your stables look, I really highly recommend them! I'm extremely pleased with these.

Each stall at GV has vertically-barred doors, with a dip in the center of the top half for the horse to put his or her head through. The doors swing open-- they do not slide.

The majority of stalls share a wall with the outside of the stable, and as a result most have two square windows open to the outside. A horse may fit its muzzle through, but not its entire head.

There are also two openings in the front wall of each box which allows a handler to access the horses' water buckets and feed bins without entering the stall in the event a horse is aggressive or scared. In this image, the feed bin is the one on the left.

Each stall has a nameplate on the door and two hooks for headgear above a trunk in the front. The chests hold items specific to the horse in question, such as pills or medication and small tack items fitted to (or specifically for) that horse (boots, extra halters, tail wraps, etc).

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Art: (c) BlackWellCastle