Professionals choice sheepskin girth

Ive recently bought the neoprene one and its great, horse no longer pulls faces when girth being tightened and because the neoprene grips you dont have to do the girth as tight.....sorry not sheepskin one but I imagine it will be good.
 
I've been looking at these as I thought my youngster was going to need a shorter girth and liked that you could remove the sheepskin, but couldn't find any info on them.
I assume it's knitted wool backing rather than actual sheepskin?

I'm sticking with my Christ Lammfelle one as she's fatter than I thought.
 
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Not cheapest in the world but soooo lovely! I bought the mattes asymmetric complete girth. It's so nice I didn't want to put it on! Lol

Horse goes really well in it though. They also have girth covers which look very nice too :/)
 
Hi, I use one, used to just it at home but now use it out hunting on my mare, as she can be sensitive and swell up around the girth area. I did originally try my numed brown girth sleeve on her, but this made the swelling even worse :( but with the professional choice one she is normally fine, and we go out all day, it just isn't quite correct turnout for hunting, but she likes it. It also cleans up rather well as well been in use most of this season and still looks good!
 
Angelz said:
Ive recently bought the neoprene one and its great, horse no longer pulls faces when girth being tightened and because the neoprene grips you dont have to do the girth as tight.....sorry not sheepskin one but I imagine it will be good.
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I have always used these girths for sensitive horse not the sheepskin though and they are fab!!! :) Sometimes for sale on ebay if not I googled them and found a few places sell them.
 
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