Olivia16
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Do you still think its too cold to take of the winter rugs ??
Winter Rugs
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Lintel
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No never, get those rugs off!
But mines is a highland so... mines were never really on.
You'll know how hot your little darling is when they come in! Just judge it by that!
I'd be taking off though- or having just a rain sheet!
But mines is a highland so... mines were never really on.
You'll know how hot your little darling is when they come in! Just judge it by that!
I'd be taking off though- or having just a rain sheet!
Barlow
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No - mine are off and have been for week or so. I haven't got them cleaned and put away yet (just in case..!)
Olivia16
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Think I should just put the spring rug on
Donnie Darco
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Lyla has been in rain sheet winter!!!! 
And naked for the last month??
Me bad mum
And naked for the last month??
Me bad mum
chestnut cob
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Depends on your horse and what the rugs are!
Mine is an IDxTB, good doer, hunter clipped and working fairly hard. Been in a no fill TO overnight and naked during the day for last few days but it was freezing this morning so he's back in a 70g because he was cold. Unless it randomly gets down to about zero he won't be getting anything more than that now!
Mine is an IDxTB, good doer, hunter clipped and working fairly hard. Been in a no fill TO overnight and naked during the day for last few days but it was freezing this morning so he's back in a 70g because he was cold. Unless it randomly gets down to about zero he won't be getting anything more than that now!
mudmonkey17
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No get them off. Mine was in mediumweights with necks until last week now in a 200g stable no neck at night and out in 100g no neck in day fully clipped and worked most days. If really mild but no turnout due to ground condition goes out for an hour or so naked in sand paddock