About Daytrack™
Daytrack™ is a pre-mixed sand and fibre riding surface that has been specifically designed for competition. Its high performance, stability and excellent energy return make it the perfect choice for busy equestrian centres, competition venues and professional riders; particularly those who specialise in show jumping.
Coated in a high-quality equestrian grade wax, Daytrack™ is extremely durable, dust-free and does not require an irrigation system to keep it performing at its best. Whilst Daytrack™ is an ideal surface for outdoor riding arenas, we recommend Daytrack™ Plus for the challenging conditions commonly found in lunge pens and indoor schools; with a higher wax percentage, this riding surface will give you excellent stability in the dry conditions of an indoor manège, or with the heavy use of a lunge ring.
Elements of Daytrack™
Mixed with care and precision at our dedicated plant, Daytrack™ uses only the best and carefully sourced materials to ensure you receive a high-quality, safe and consistent surface.
Redhill Silica Sand
Redhill silica sand is renowned as being the best equestrian sand in the country. It’s sub-angular shaped grains, along with a low clay and silt content, provide excellent stability and help to facilitate efficient drainage.
Stabilising Fibres
A unique blend of eco-friendly, fully synthetic fibres gives Daytrack™ maximum stability, whilst still allowing enough surface movement to prevent jarring and injury.
Equestrian Wax
Equestrian grade wax helps to bind all the materials of Daytrack™ together – eliminating dust, reducing kick-back and helping to prevent material separation during dry conditions.
Testimonials
Peter Crate, Racing Trainer
“I am absolutely delighted with my new DAYTRACK™ surface, it has just the right combination of grip and stability to really get the best from my horses.”
Allens Hill EC, Worcestershire
“The best surface we have used!”
Surface Characteristics:
Firmness
Surfaces should be firm enough to support the movement of the horse, whilst remaining soft enough to aid shock absorption – minimising concussion to bones and joints.
Cushioning
A cushioning surface will distribute shock forces effectively, whilst still providing enough resistance under the hoof – allowing the horse to balance and move into the rollover phase.
Responsiveness
A responsive arena surface will return energy to the horse at that same rate that it was applied – reducing the need for the horse to use its own energy to generate momentum.
Grip
Surfaces should provide enough grip to the horse to prevent slipping, but also allow the hoof to slide slightly upon landing – this helps to prevent jarring and absorbs shock.
Recommended For:
Show Jumping
Racing
Competition
Equestrian Centres
Outdoor Arenas
Indoor Arenas
Exercise Tracks
Lunge Rings
Request a Quote
To request a free no obligation quote, please complete our online contact form or call 0800 044 8101.
The more details you can provide to us about your project, the better! Make sure to include any required materials, the full site postcode, arena size and the type of delivery vehicle you can take. This information really helps us to generate quick and accurate quotes that are specific to your individual requirements.