Spring Rugs - What are you using?

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Hi, the weather seems to be changing *fingers crossed* for the better, and i got to thinking, what rugs do you have yours in at the moment.
Or what rugs are you buying preparing for the spring months?

Ive still got mine, whos clipped, in 400g rug.
 
is it spring!!!! - we have sleet today :(
mine is clipped and in 375g rhino

Eventually will drop weight of rugs but needs to warm up a bit first ! Also will eventally drop neck covers too (when its less wet as i cant face the muddy dreadlocks!)
 
I feel quite mean but mine has been too hot in her m/w so despite being clipped a few weeks ago she's in a l/w no neck in the day with a fleece underneath at night. She's warm enough - tough little cob! mind you, it is 6-10 during the day so think she'd boil in the m/w. Even in all the snow and minus temps she was only in a 370g full neck.
 
Ive just swapped back to his HW Rambo :eek::eek: Weathers changed here, its cold, wet and windy and he's clipped. Im not a fan of over rugging and cant believe Ive gone up a rug, when normally Id be going down :)
 
Ayla - fully clipped and in a 200g full neck...hasnt been over 350g all winter even with a full clip , she gets too hot!

Roxy - unclipped is in a light weight

Beau - naked, furry youngster who gets out of any rug put on him, buckles all intact :rolleyes::D
 
When was it spring?- did i miss it?:p

My big boy (warmblood) is clipped (all off) in a heaveyweight full neck day and night- he was in his middleweight on Saturday but back in the heavyweight for Sunday brrrrrr

My little boy (Sec A) has just come out of his no fill in the day and fleece at night.

Can't weight until they can go out naked- it must be so nice for them!

Nikki
 
Where do you live I want to move there. We have definately not entered Spring down here. Still in 400g day and night. Neck in the field, but not stable. She doesn't like the neck much, but I dislike the mud more. She is definately part hippo
 
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