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        "text": "Run-in sheds suit pastured horses needing basic shelter, whereas full barns are best for managed feeding, grooming, and intense weather protection. A run-in shed is cost-effective and provides open turnout, allowing horses to escape direct sun or wind on their own schedule. A full enclosed barn becomes necessary if you need individual stalls for injured horses, secure feed and tack storage, veterinary treatment areas, or freeze-resistant plumbing for automatic waterers. Many owners start with run-ins and add enclosed barns as their herd or riding needs grow.",
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