Cheap H/W Stable Rugs??

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To cut a long story short, I am suddenly without a h/w stable rug and what with the forecast as it is I need one asap!

Have had a look about but just wondered if any of you lovely people have any recommendations?

As cheap as possible please, I'm a poor student and am having to borrow money to pay for this!!!

Thank you :)
 
Try Old Dairy Saddlery, ordered stuff on a monday night and got it early wednesday (got into work at 8 and it was waiting for me). JHL do good heavy weight rugs for not alot of money.
 
Have you seen the Loveson/Allpro range? is you have other stable rugs they do an underrug combo which is M/W-H/W & I bought one last week at Ingatestone Saddlery (they've got a website) for £30..bargain.. & he's been absolutely toasty in it..have just been putting either his l/w or m/w stable rug over the top & for if it gets really freezing he's even got a H/W that can go over the top..hope that helps
 
These are super rug and excellent quality for the price. I bought them three years ago and they are still like new. They fit our chunky beasties very well.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EXMOOR-HEAVY-...Horse_Wear_Equipment&var=&hash=item905b0574e1

They come in full, half and no neck and are 400 fill. That for me is a shame as I think they will be too hot for mine unless it is below -4 which is rarely is. They used to be 300 fill.
 
If money is really an issue why not try buying a Duvet from argos or tesco, own brand get at least a double if not a king sized should be able to get it for under £20 and put it on under a MW with a surcingle you will be surprised how warm he will be you can even wrap it round his neck a bit so he will stay cozy even on the coldest nights.
 
dont' worry about putting him to bed with a wet outdoor rug on = so long as its only wet on the outside - it will dry quickly :) best way to dry rugs imho
 
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