The scene depicts an indoor equestrian stabling area, likely within a temporary or semi-permanent fabric-roofed structure, located in the Township of Langley, Canada

The scene depicts an indoor equestrian stabling area, likely within a temporary or semi-permanent fabric-roofed structure, located in the Township of Langley, Canada. The dominant feature is a light grey (flea-bitten) horse, positioned with its head and neck protruding from a metal-barred stall gate, looking directly towards the viewer. The horse's stall floor is covered with wood shavings. To the left, a row of similar stalls is visible, constructed with lower white panels and upper grey metal grates. Various equine accessories are hung along the stall walls, including multiple black fabric stall guards with maroon borders and a large white "C" emblem; one specifically displays the word "WALL" in white lettering. A large, black, rigid storage case or trunk rests on the floor in the lower left foreground. Overhead, the roof structure consists of a light-colored, translucent fabric stretched over a framework of metal trusses, with visible electrical wiring and ceiling-mounted light fixtures. No human subjects are present.