* Stalls: These are individual enclosures, usually made of wood or metal, where horses can rest, eat, and be sheltered from the weather.
* Paddocks: These are larger, fenced-in areas where horses can graze on grass and exercise.
* Pastures: Similar to paddocks, but often larger and may be used for grazing only.
* Run-in sheds: These are open-sided structures that provide shelter from sun, rain, and wind.
* Barn: This is a larger building that often houses the stalls, tack room, and other farm equipment.
The exact arrangement of these spaces will vary depending on the size of the farm, the number of horses, and the specific needs of the horses.