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To contradict my last post. my girls gone out naked today! First day, suns shining its so mild it just felt right to let her get some...

I agree but clearly higher level dressage is on a very different road ATM. I am glad CDJ is being called out again for her riding and...

Basically know your horse really :)

Ive always got by with a 50-70g and a 200g. Can't imagine ever needing to put 350g on anything.

Fair point. I was thinking more the clipped horses.

To be honest even in the near Arctic horses go unclipped and in rugged, but it's much more dry. I feel it's the rain they need...

I find this guide is useful when thinking about what rugs you need. It will depend upon whether the horse is stabled or clipped...

I have many 0g with detachable necks 50g with detachable necks 100g with detachable necks. on my fully clipped pony i've not used more...

I really do think a lot of over rugging goes on in this country UK. Because humans feel cold in damp dark weather we anthropomorphise...

As you will have seen, OP, this is a very mixed set of answers! That is partly because things you have to consider first are - is your...

I have a connemara who lives out 24/7 with a chaser clip. Been out all winter with a 40g with neck. We're in the East of the UK so never...

I have, per horse: 2 x 0 fill turnout or 50g for the horse that runs colder (does most rainy weather that isn't too cold, gets the most...

A Lightweight with detachable neck and the liners underneath. So much more versatile combining than one rug for every occasion!! I have...

350g is far too much except for the most extreme of weathers IMO My 50g rug is my most used with 100g for cooler days and 250 for cold days