Heritage Fibre  from Sterling Ride is a  unique solution that provides an advanced equestrian surface.

Designed as a topper to improve existing arenas or gallops, or to be used as standalone fibre surface, providing an all-weather, high performance, low-maintenance, shock-absorbing and consistent footing for all equestrian disciplines, for indoor and outdoor arenas, gallops, lunge pens and turnouts.

If your arena surface rides deep, or is hard, unstable, dusty or requires too much maintenance, the addition of our Heritage Fibre will significantly improve your surface and will ensure you can use it year-round. If you’re looking for a full surface, Heritage Fibre can be used on it’s own and the surface would require very minimal maintenance.

Heritage Fibre is excellent for people wanting a safe, economical and durable surface, this carpet material helps retain moisture and provides dynamic interlocking secure footing for your horse. Durable all weather surface.

·  Once laid can be used immediately stabilises your arena by binding your sand & fibre together

·  Adds cushioning

·  Increased traction

·  Long lasting

·  Interlocking Fibres create a cladding or root structure within the sand grains

·  Mixing the fibre in with the silica sand helps retain moisture, needing less watering than a conventional arena

·  Greater consistency in all weathers & will minimalize the effects of frost

Climate Change and the Environment – How Sterling Ride’s Heritage Fibre can help...

Waste may be contributing more to climate change than scientists previously believed. In 2016, the UK dumped 15% more trash into landfills than formerly estimated or reported, which has led to greater emissions than expected.

Consider the following: the Earth’s population – all 7 billion of us – generate 1.2kg of waste per person every day, amounting to 1.3 billion tonnes per year. By 2025, this is likely to rise to about 2.2 billion tonnes per year. A large amount of the waste we produce, generally around 59% for both higher and lower-income countries, ends up in landfill. 

Whether we know it or not, the waste that gets dumped in these landfills can wreak havoc with regards to climate change and global warming. 

The best way we can all help is Reduce, Reuse and Recycle