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The World’s Most Advanced Horse Walkers The World’s Most Advanced HorseWalker Everybody knows a well-conditioned horse performs better, behaves better, and is less prone to injury. However, keeping even a small group of horses well-conditioned is a full time job. With today’s busy schedules, it’s hard to find the time to give your horses the exercise they need daily and hiring someone to do so is costly and risky. Not to mention that finding someone to exercise your horses without teaching them bad habits can be a challenge in itself. That’s why a good horse walker is the safest, most...

THE PRIEFERT PANEL WALKER IS THE CADILLAC OF FREE WALKERS! Available in 4, 6, or 8 horse configurations, there is no other horse walker on the market that is as advanced. Unlike traditional walkers, the Priefert Panel Walker eliminates the need to tie your horses to the walker so they are able to move about more freely and naturally. Panel walkers "push" the horse instead of "pulling" it. Horses that have never been in a walker before become trained to use the walker instantly. STANDARD FEATURES Planetary Gearbox ♦ Whisper Quiet Operation ♦ 3 Horsepower Siemens Motor ♦ Variable Speed...

SPEED WILLIAMS “I will be the first to admit how much time my Priefert Panel Walker has saved me in the practice pen. As a team roper, you are taught that you only ride your horse in the left lead... To be successful, your horse has to be balanced. You have to warm your horse up in both the right lead and the left lead. With the Priefert Panel Walker, I have a program my horses go through to have them exercised for the same amount of time so I know they’re warmed up properly. Then when I get on my horse, I just have to mess with him for a minute, get him backed off the bridle, and we’re...

LET’S ASSUME YOU HAVE SIX HORSES YOU WANT TO KEEP CONDITIONED. The average selling price for a top of the line Priefert 6 horse panel walker with a screen control box is approximately $27,000 at retail. Assuming you could hire someone to exercise your horses 5 days a week at $14 per hour, you would spend $29,120 per year in labor cost. In this scenario, the return on investment is less than one year. You have a busy life: work, kids' activities, a social life, community events, church, etc. Let's assume you have 6 horses that need to be kept conditioned for equestrian events on the weekend...