This message is from: Kay Van Natta <jadeb...@aol.com>
I ride during the winter but I guess not hard or long enough for anybody
to overheat. I ride bareback then since everything leather gets moved into the
house when it gets cold (unheated barn) so maybe that's why the only really
warm spot on either of my boys is where I put my ample behind. When I had QHs,
there were blankets, coolers and sheets for all occasions...their wardrobes
were a LOT more expensive than mine! Bogie and Braveheart have one light sheet
each, worn between the wash rack and the show ring. For winter we just go with
fat and furry.
Kay in MI
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> On Sep 7, 2014, at 1:20 PM, Rose or Murph <roseormu...@ywave.com> wrote:
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> This message is from: Rose or Murph <roseormu...@ywave.com>
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> So for all that do not blanket during the winter. Do you ride regularly? I
> can't keep my horse cool enough when ridden with a thick winter coat, she
> over heats. I clip and blanket to keep her cool and dry when I ride during
> the winter. It can rain for weeks in my area, so trying to keep a fjord clean
> with its winter coat is nearly impossible without blanketing or wearing a
> rain sheet. If I were not riding I would let my fjord go without a blanket.
>
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