What is a good size for a small riding arena?

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My hubby and I decided that in order for my daughter to really learn, we need a riding ring. The area we have to work with is small so it can't be one of those big fancy show rings. It will be grass still and be used about once a week for my daughter's lesson.

We measured out today a 50W X 100L Area and it seems like it would work well.

Being that she is 5 and for a while is working on trotting and going over flat cavelettis, we thought that was a good size. If she ever gets to the point of jumping and stuff like that she would be taking lessons at a training farm.
 
The sounds fine to me ,Heck will you build me one
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oh and just wondering,do you have any pics of the pony/horse? I love me some ponies!!
 
I do have some pics!!!

This is her horse, Heather.
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These are my 2 boys
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And this is our naughty little mini, Kahlua
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Bec, I was wondering if you could show us some pics of your Delaware Blue hens and roo, from what I read they are very very rare. And you have some beautiful horses.
 
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Thank you...I was hoping that it would be big enough, but while we were out there, the horses were with us and it seemed plenty big! I can't wait!!
 
Your chickens are beautiful, too! Thanks for the pics. I've never heard of this breed before, what color eggs do they lay?
 
If you could manage 66x131 ft you'd have the 'small' dressage arena and it sounds like you're planning on english riding so that's not a bad idea. And it's not much bigger than you're already thinking about.

I would also suggest a round pen if you don't have one, since you're daughter is so young. Beautiful mare she has, too.

Sarah
 

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