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stabling

[ UK /stˈe‍ɪblɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. accommodation for animals (especially for horses)

How To Use stabling In A Sentence

  • With time running down, the commission said management must develop alternative plans for stabling horses, including opening talks with Delaware Park, if Laurel is unready for training.
  • The sanctuary now faces the task of stabling and feeding all the ponies, horses and donkeys over the winter.
  • Mark Johnston, who withdrew all three of his intended runners at Leicester yesterday in protest at the lack of stabling at the course, will have no such complaints tomorrow at the Headquarters of racing.
  • There is extensive stabling with eighteen loose boxes, an indoor arena and extensive farm buildings.
  • The innkeeper himself greeted Adriana and directed the stabling of the mules and carriages, with grand flourishes and bellowed commands.
  • A few of the horses, raised their heads from their improvised stabling on one side of the hall.
  • Stabling a horse next to one that's cribbing, wind-sucking, weaving or box walking can increase the likelihood of similar behaviour in the other, the study involving 287 horses at nine Hungarian riding schools found. Horsetalk.co.nz Headlines
  • A lot of horses will go off their feed when they change stabling or environment.
  • In the heart of the West End, they still have the stabling below converted into garages with attractive housing above.
  • Horses were ‘as much as possible housed outside as it improves their health, and stabling of horses is only temporary.’
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