Travel boots issues

[EquineGirl00001]

So my new mare didn’t come with any travel boots, she’s 15.2/3 9y/o Irish Sports Horse, I’m just wondering whether to get her cob or full boots (she fits in a cob head collar and her Woofwear boots are small horse, rug size is 6ft ish) I’ll try and attach some photos if that helps??? Thank you x

 

[Hallo2012]

I never use actual travel boots,just wrap around sport boots as they are less restrictive and imo allow them to balance easier

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

So my new mare didn’t come with any travel boots, she’s 15.2/3 9y/o Irish Sports Horse, I’m just wondering whether to get her cob or full boots (she fits in a cob head collar and her Woofwear boots are small horse, rug size is 6ft ish) I’ll try and attach some photos if that helps??? Thank you x

I would say cob size, as full will be too long, if not too wide. Mine is 15.1hh and he has pony ones which fit him

 

[teddypops]

Will depend on the make. I have cob size horseware travel boots which are pretty big (too big for my 14.1 Sec D) but my woofwear cob size boots are much smaller (too small for Sec D and only fit my Arab x).

 

[silv]

Can't advise on travel boots as never use them, just wanted to say very nice horse!

 

[EquineGirl00001]

Can't advise on travel boots as never use them, just wanted to say very nice horse!

Thank you!

 

[Fiona]

My 15.2 TB fitted in cob size weatherbeeta travel boots, but some makes may need a full...

Fiona

 

[JillA]

Don't use the blimmin things - if a horse treads on itself while it is travelling bell boots are the answer. And unless they are really bad travellers the only way they can scrape the side of their legs normally is by slipping off the side of the ramp, in which case be careful loading and unloading. Save your money.