CastleMouse
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Recommendations please, budget isn't that big either
Best turnout boots...
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Starbucks
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Don't bother with the whole boot thing much so not much help I'm afraid.
Off the subject - have you had that nice horsey vetted yet? He looked just lovely!!
Hope you find a nice new home for Castle BTW - he deserves someone who loves him as much as you!
Off the subject - have you had that nice horsey vetted yet? He looked just lovely!!
Hope you find a nice new home for Castle BTW - he deserves someone who loves him as much as you!
CastleMouse
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Aw thank you
Well vet is very busy this week, might be able to come out Saturday though, they will ring us soon to set a date and time
Starbucks
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Fab! Hope all goes well!
Will look forward to seeing some more pics!
CastleMouse
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Thank you!
druid
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If you must turnout in boots then go for something breathable (i.e. not neoprene!) - teh equilibrium hardy chaps are good & ok to leave on for 12hours
Tierra
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Not a lover of them since they tend to generate more problems than they solve.
With my horse ive opted for individual turnout and a general awareness of the ground conditions. He occasionally has turnout boots on if im predicting fireworks from him... but only because he has a very active hindleg and tends to cut into himself.
If you insist on using them, the equilibria ones are quite good... although ive still seen some nasty rubs from them also.
ETS they're quite expensive but in my experience the cheaper ones move and rub like mad and in that case, its much better for your horse to leave them off :|
With my horse ive opted for individual turnout and a general awareness of the ground conditions. He occasionally has turnout boots on if im predicting fireworks from him... but only because he has a very active hindleg and tends to cut into himself.
If you insist on using them, the equilibria ones are quite good... although ive still seen some nasty rubs from them also.
ETS they're quite expensive but in my experience the cheaper ones move and rub like mad and in that case, its much better for your horse to leave them off :|
CastleMouse
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Thanks Druid and Tierra, might try out the Equilibrium ones if they cause less problems than the cheap ones