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Does a horse have to be blanketed?
From our experience, horses don't require a warming blanket if they live outside where their organism adjusts to weather and climates over time. Only to easily do riders confuse their own preferred temperature with that of a horse. Horses however feel best at a temperature of just 4 Degrees Centigrade – varying slightly among different breeds. However, horses shouldn't be returned in the stable or on the pasture sweating – a well-functioning anti-sweat blanket helps to cool off and protects warm muscles – especially in windy conditions.
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Cooler Amicia
Function meets Design
Anti-Sweat cooler with high neck made from great and sturdy RWC-fleece quality with outstanding wicking capabilities: the material transports the sweat through the blanket so that the horse dries quickly. Moisture can easily be shaken off the top of the blanket. This effect lets the horse's sweat dry noticeably quicker and thus prevents from getting a cold.
The fit of this blanket is extra-long and drops deeper along the legs and belly in order to protect the muscles around this area as well. Additionally we have included a tail cover to protect the inside of the rear legs (many blankets don't cover this area, although the horse sweats tremendously under the tail).Of course the blanket features a high neck, simply because this is the area where horses sweat most quickly.
Velcro closures in the front to keep the wind out – but no leg straps in which the horse might get trapped.
Available in three sizes: S, M and L
• high quality, functional fleece
• extra-long fit to protect legs and belly
• with high neck
• large tail piece
• neat applications and embroidery
• no leg straps
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