Presentation is paramount when competing in equestrian events. How well he leads and takes direction can sway your scores. Without a doubt, the horseware you have chosen for him will be scrutinized. This article will give you some insight into the options you have when considering the needs of your animal.
Blankets are probably one of the most important items to consider. With several different options, you will be able to determine if you need an exercise blanket, stable blanket or turnout blanket. You might choose a water proof blanket for rainy days. You also have the option of using a cooler blanket which will help to bring the horse's body temperature back to normal after a vigorous work out.
Excessive running and jumping can cause serious leg damage. Consider all of your options carefully when choosing leg wear and leg wraps. There are shipping boots, polo wraps, stall wraps, cooling wraps, fleece wraps and standing wraps. It seems like there is a wrap for every purpose and occasion. Determine what types of wraps will best serve your needs. Base this decision on the type and amount of exercise your animal will perform.
Animals that spook to certain sounds can be dangerous. Some bonnets are made to cover their ears to reduce sounds. Inserting a little cotton into their ears adds additional protection. Hoods and fly bonnets protect them from cuts, scratches, nicks and flies. Fly bonnets are great to have handy during the summer months.
To promote hair growth and prevent tangling, many people use mane socks, tubes and tail bags. This will also aide in keeping your horse's mane and tail clean before a competition. They are relatively easy to use. Just put their braided locks in the sock or bag and tie it in place. The most difficult part will be preventing your animal from removing it.
Hard and fast running can cause bowing of tendons and broken or chipped bones. By over reaching, a horse can damage his heel bulbs by causing the front of the back hooves to hit the back of the front hooves. Bell boots will correct over reaching and also prevent them from knocking off one of their shoes. Make your decision for boots based on the needs of your horse. Speak with your vendor regarding jumping, sport and splint boots as well.
Catching and leading a horse without a halter can be quite challenging. Once a halter is in place your equestrian buddy is much easier to control. Using a bridle allows the rider to direct the horse. When you are competing in events, you want to be able to stand out and have people take notice. Choose bright color schemes. Try to find matching pieces that flow nicely.
Deciding which products to use can take a little time and investigation. Speak with your merchant, let them know what events you will be entering in and ask for suggestions. When in doubt, use the internet and do some research. You will find there are many different options for horseware.
Blankets are probably one of the most important items to consider. With several different options, you will be able to determine if you need an exercise blanket, stable blanket or turnout blanket. You might choose a water proof blanket for rainy days. You also have the option of using a cooler blanket which will help to bring the horse's body temperature back to normal after a vigorous work out.
Excessive running and jumping can cause serious leg damage. Consider all of your options carefully when choosing leg wear and leg wraps. There are shipping boots, polo wraps, stall wraps, cooling wraps, fleece wraps and standing wraps. It seems like there is a wrap for every purpose and occasion. Determine what types of wraps will best serve your needs. Base this decision on the type and amount of exercise your animal will perform.
Animals that spook to certain sounds can be dangerous. Some bonnets are made to cover their ears to reduce sounds. Inserting a little cotton into their ears adds additional protection. Hoods and fly bonnets protect them from cuts, scratches, nicks and flies. Fly bonnets are great to have handy during the summer months.
To promote hair growth and prevent tangling, many people use mane socks, tubes and tail bags. This will also aide in keeping your horse's mane and tail clean before a competition. They are relatively easy to use. Just put their braided locks in the sock or bag and tie it in place. The most difficult part will be preventing your animal from removing it.
Hard and fast running can cause bowing of tendons and broken or chipped bones. By over reaching, a horse can damage his heel bulbs by causing the front of the back hooves to hit the back of the front hooves. Bell boots will correct over reaching and also prevent them from knocking off one of their shoes. Make your decision for boots based on the needs of your horse. Speak with your vendor regarding jumping, sport and splint boots as well.
Catching and leading a horse without a halter can be quite challenging. Once a halter is in place your equestrian buddy is much easier to control. Using a bridle allows the rider to direct the horse. When you are competing in events, you want to be able to stand out and have people take notice. Choose bright color schemes. Try to find matching pieces that flow nicely.
Deciding which products to use can take a little time and investigation. Speak with your merchant, let them know what events you will be entering in and ask for suggestions. When in doubt, use the internet and do some research. You will find there are many different options for horseware.
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