Feeding at their pace
An individual ration within a routine shaped around their needs.
Equestrian · Active stable
Freedom.
Connection.
A life together.
Live in a herd. Move with freedom in a managed environment. Choose when to explore, rest or approach other horses. A life closer to their nature, with attentive care and a connection to you.
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Your horse’s daily journal
A day in their life.
The herd is the heart of the active stable. We envision a life of freedom within a managed environment: generous spaces for movement, companionship and bonds, with compatible groups, gradual introductions and individual care. An innovative proposal for Mexico where technology supports that life rather than defining it.
Belonging to a herd.
Sharing space, recognizing companions and forming relationships are part of being a horse. The proposal combines herd life with freedom of movement between areas, shelter and rest. Gates organize specific moments of the routine; social life remains essential.
Moving freely
Routes and selection gates connect the different areas of their day.
Meeting you
The journey leads to an attentive meeting, with a check before work.
Concept illustrations of the proposed experience. Facilities and systems are yet to be defined.
The day leads to your meeting
Your session is at 2?
Their preparation begins
in the morning.
You have breakfast, move your body and find your balance before training. Your horse needs a rhythm of their own too: feeding, spending time with the herd, moving and resting.
Their day is organized to support the best possible condition for your time together, respecting their nature. The proposed system coordinates feeding and access between areas through automatic gates, making the route to your chosen meeting point part of that preparation.
Identify
Individual identification manages access and feeding rations according to each horse’s plan.
Coordinate
Your chosen session time informs the daily sequence of feeding, movement and rest.
Care
Records support the team’s observation. Before riding, staff assess the horse’s physical condition and disposition.
Operating concept in development. Equipment, routes and timings must be validated for each horse; welfare guides every decision.
05 / Live close
12 homes connected to the pastures
12 homes connected to the pastures
Your horse, a few steps away.
Your life, closer
to what you love.
Imagine opening your home to the meadow and seeing your horse as part of your everyday landscape. Sharing the first light, learning their habits and feeling that time together no longer depends on a visit to the stables.
Twelve homes connected to the pastures, envisioned for those who want to make that connection a way of life. The privacy of your home and the freedom of your horse, brought together in one place: Rancho Akar.
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