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Including a detachable hood, the Amigo Bravo 12 Plus is versatile and effective in protecting your horse from the cold rain. Made from a strong wat...
View full detailsAdd a pop of color to the field with the LeMieux Arika Ripstop Turnout Blanket. Developed with the same technical features as our best-selling Arik...
View full detailsCut for the Unique Proportions of Miniature Ponies. A mini version of our Tempest turnout rugs, designed specifically to fit the proportions of m...
View full detailsThe perfect turnout for unpredictable Winter weather, with Horseware's Vari-Layer Technology (which means more warmth with less weight)! An innovat...
View full detailsKeep your horse warm, dry, and comfortable in any weather with the WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Essential Turnout Standard Neck 220G. Designed for horse o...
View full detailsCut for the unique proportions of miniature ponies, this Highlander medium turnout rug provides high quality protection. A ShireTex®600 denier shee...
View full detailsFor Warmer Rainy Days in the Field, Excellent Resilience, Breathability and Comfort. This lightweight Shires Highlander Plus Standard Neck Turnout ...
View full detailsProtect your horse while reducing your carbon hoofprint! The NEW Amigo AmECO 12 Plus 100g Turnout utilizes rPET fabric made from recycled plasti...
View full detailsIncluding a detachable hood, the Amigo Bravo 12 Plus is versatile and effective in protecting your horse from the cold rain. Made from a strong wat...
View full detailsAdd a pop of color to the field with the LeMieux Arika Ripstop Turnout Blanket. Developed with the same technical features as our best-selling Arik...
View full detailsCut for the Unique Proportions of Miniature Ponies. A mini version of our Tempest turnout rugs, designed specifically to fit the proportions of m...
View full detailsThe perfect turnout for unpredictable Winter weather, with Horseware's Vari-Layer Technology (which means more warmth with less weight)! An innovat...
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The first cold snap never gives much notice. One week you're still pulling fly sheets off in the morning, and the next there's frost on the water trough and you're out in the tack room at 6am trying to remember where last year's medium weight ended up — and whether it still has both leg straps.
We'd rather you weren't doing that in November. So here's the one job worth doing now, while the weather's still being reasonable about it: get a tape measure on your horse.
As summer winds down and autumn approaches, you might think it’s time to start packing away the summer gear. But every horse owner knows the truth: late-summer and early-fall bugs are often the hungriest. Between persistent horse flies, pesky gnats,...
When you’re shopping for the best horse blankets for winter, understanding the essential features will save you time, money, and potential headaches down the road. These considerations apply across all reputable brands and blanket styles.
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