HORSERAIL, since being introduced to the UK market just over a decade ago, has proved popular with owners, breeders and trainers across the length and breadth of Britain.
“We get very good feedback about our product due to its simple installation and sturdy nature,” explains Ruth Todd, sales and marketing manager at Horserail.
Horserail is a post-and-rail-style fencing system that provides a safe, low-maintenance, stylish, and affordable fencing with a 30-year warranty. The average price of Horserail matches and often betters that of traditional post-and rail-fencing.
It is manufactured from a flexible polyethylene compound, which is molecularly bonded to high tensile steel fencing wire. It was developed around 20 years ago by John Wall, a fencing contractor from New Zealand who still runs the business and oversees all product improvements. Horsetail is currently produced at his factory in Pennsylvania, USA.
This story is from the June 18, 2020 edition of Horse & Hound.
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