dopeesophee
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will i need another rug (ie 300g in stable and turnout)
and i guess ill have to buy a sheepskin girth thingy... dont know about my stud girth, but shouldnt be needing it that much!!!
if i clip
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will i need another rug (ie 300g in stable and turnout)
and i guess ill have to buy a sheepskin girth thingy... dont know about my stud girth, but shouldnt be needing it that much!!!
3Beasties
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It depends on what breed of horse you have, what type of clip you give it and also what part of the country you are in.
dopeesophee
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east anglia
tb x arab
and trace or trace with neck out (not good with names)
wont be a full clip as shes an oldie... and mum doesnt want her clipped out fully
she had a sheepskin poll guard when fully clipped out when hunting so... i dont know about the girth
tb x arab
and trace or trace with neck out (not good with names)
wont be a full clip as shes an oldie... and mum doesnt want her clipped out fully
she had a sheepskin poll guard when fully clipped out when hunting so... i dont know about the girth
Lolo
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Well, Cheeky (25, soon 26!) gets a blanket clip, and has a duvet under his heavyweight winter indoors rug and a fleece blanket under his heavy turnout rug. I honestly think layering the rugs is a better idea than just one for every occasion because you can then mix and match as neccessary.
Re. sheepskin, it's dependent on her skin. Ellie always has sheepskin because her skin is extraordinarily sensitive but there is never any difference in how many nicks she gets when's she's fully clipped. Cheeky get's no sheepskin- even when he was fully clipped out.
Re. sheepskin, it's dependent on her skin. Ellie always has sheepskin because her skin is extraordinarily sensitive but there is never any difference in how many nicks she gets when's she's fully clipped. Cheeky get's no sheepskin- even when he was fully clipped out.