How are y’all hanging stall guards at shows?
I tried using baling twine at the last show but it was wonky and ugly.
I have two gorgeous stall guards (one from Deco Pony with his name, and one plaid in my favorite colors) and no way to show them off.
If there’s wood on each side, bring your own screw eyes, if it’s metal you’re going to have to figure out how to get the baling twine to not be wonky and ugly,
We use zip ties for name banners and stall guards (with a rubber-coated chain guard along the top, through a loop). This works better for metal grid fronts like they have at Virginia Horse Center. It’s a little more complicated wood-and-bar fronts like at Devon; for those, we hang them over stall bags over the door front; it doesn’t look as nice, but it’s so cramped in there that the curtains over the tack stall are more important.
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I have several sizes of nylon dog collars that work great. I can use double ended snaps as needed to the leash attachment on the collar.
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