Yours are all out naked..... Right?

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:eek:

So, cob is out naked, she could shed some pounds, she also has a muzzle on (never without it this time of year). She was last fully clipped in April. You'd have left her naked too.... Right? :eek:

*well aware I'm being a knob, just checking up on others* :)
 
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Yep. Mines been naked the last few nights. Unclipped but with a really fine summer coat and only just got weight back on him.
 

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Mine are rugless day & night along with everyone else on the yard. So nice to go up & see them all grazing/sleeping in glorious sunshine with no rugs finally :D
 

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Yep, even my little old lady, as for the first time ever she is carrying too much weight!!! :eek: Shiver the fat off an all that :D

To add she is actually warm enough, lovely to see them all rugless apart from some fly protection.
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My IDxTB has a sheet on as there's no natural shelter, and due to go down to 8 here tonight. But there are others out naked, so I'm sure she will be fine :)
 

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I think the poncey ponies have fly rugs on, but otherwise yes :D

Poncey ponies need fly rugs in an effort to prevent them bleaching because they show, and when they bleach their coats look starey.
 

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Seriously!!!!!!!!!!! rugged????????

Well as she hasn't got much of a coat, is clipped, least hairy cob I know and it is down to 7 here tonight, with a cold wind, I had a very brief thought that I should have put a rain sheet on her :eek:

But don't panic, I assure you that she's out and naked. I just almost caved because I went out to the garden and it was bloody cold!
 

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"Down" to 7? This is a horse we're talking about, yes? In the winter mine don't get a rug on unless it's -2 (they are not clipped), in the spring (or when it's more than -2) they go out in all weathers as is. What are we, dressing dollies?
 

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"Down" to 7? This is a horse we're talking about, yes? In the winter mine don't get a rug on unless it's -2 (they are not clipped), in the spring (or when it's more than -2) they go out in all weathers as is. What are we, dressing dollies?

'down' to 7 rather than the 12 of last night so that is 'down' :eek:

Ok, so yours aren't clipped so minus 2 is good for them. My clipped out cob was shivering (pathetically) as I changed her rugs at about 2 degrees!

When will you people recognise that all sense goes out of the window when I am dealing with the beloved Olive? If this was anyone else's thread I would be saying 'get a grip woman, don't you dare rug her'.
 

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My boy is out just been clipped last week totally naked! He prefers it so much, lowest at night at moment it about 11degrees here.
 

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Why oh why are horses rugged now??? They're horses not naked people!!!

Shoot me now, I have a very thin skinned and sensitive competition horse that is lightly rugged.

Compare that to my other one that has spent the entire winter out 24/7 unrugged ...
 

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Actually one of mine would be rugged as well if he were out tonight. Five would be out naked but this is a thin-skinned elderly 15/16ths TB who hasn't picked up as well as I'd have liked him to, he's a bit arthritic and feels the cold so when the temperature dips on goes his rug. He makes it very obvious when he's cold and gets thoroughly grumpy and miserable. I see no reason why he should suffer for my principles!

Everyone was out naked last night though:) That's one full TB, two high % TBX, my yearling who's half TB and my 30yo Welsh plus the skinny arthritic boy.
 
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