Notebook Horse Blanket
Notebook Horse Blanket
Harcour USA
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A 150 g stable blanket with faux sheepskin at the withers and a water-repellent outer.
One hundred and fifty grams is a medium fill, which puts this in a stable rather than out in weather, and the outer is water-repellent rather than waterproof. The polyester lining is chosen to avoid static, which is what stops a rug lifting a coat every time it comes off. Faux sheepskin sits at the withers, the one place a blanket rubs a horse that is otherwise well fitted. It fastens with a chest closure, two removable belly belts and a tail rope, and the quilting is diamond cut.
Specifications:
- 150 g polyfill
- Water-repellent outer
- Anti-static polyester lining
- Faux sheepskin at the withers
- Chest closure, two removable belly belts, tail rope
- Diamond quilting, white rope trim, silver embroidered logo on the left
- Green and Navy
- Sizes 145 and 155
Stable or turnout:
This is a stable rug. The outer is water-repellent, which sheds a shower in a barn aisle, and it is not built for standing out in weather.
What sets this one apart:
A 150 g medium fill with faux sheepskin fitted at the withers as standard. The lining is anti-static polyester, so the rug does not lift the coat as it comes off, and it fastens with a chest closure, two removable belly belts and a tail rope.
Why it is here:
Faux sheepskin at the withers, fitted as standard rather than sold as a separate pad. That is the point where a rug is most likely to rub.
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