Lightweight stable rugs are usually around 100g and best suited to milder weather or hardy types in colder conditions. What weight is a lightweight horse rug? Lightweight rugs are either 0g, 50g or 100g and are well suited for those horses who perhaps don’t require a thick rug. Perfect for Read more…
Improve your horse’s rhythm. Try these simple posture-perfecting exercises and treatments to keep your horse at his best. Book a physiotherapist. Carrot stretches. Ride serpentines. Practise pole work. Switch surfaces. Check your horse’s tack. How can I improve my horse’s straightness? Apply your leg at the girth, and as you Read more…
Lightweight stable rugs are usually around 100g and best suited to milder weather or hardy types in colder conditions. Mediumweight stable rugs hover around the 150g-250g fill level and heavyweight stable rugs can go all the way up to an incredibly cosy 550g! When should I use a 50G horse Read more…
1680D. When choosing a turnout blanket, the most common types of deniers you will see are: 600D (medium), 1200D (heavy) or 1680D (very heavy.) The higher the denier number, the thicker the weave, and the stronger the material in general. Is 600 or 1200 denier better? Commonly rugs will be Read more…
Denier is the thickness of the individual thread used in the yarn weave of the blanket. At WeatherBeeta, we have blankets in a variety of denier, to match the needs of every horse. When choosing a turnout blanket, the most common types of deniers you will see are: 600D (medium), Read more…
There are 5 main types of rugs available. Turnout Rugs. Using a turnout rug will help protect your horse from harsh weather conditions such as the cold, rain, wind and snow keeping them warm and dry. Stable Rugs. Mesh rugs. Sheets. Coolers. What kind of rugs do horses need? In Read more…
Denier. Denier is the thickness of the individual thread used in the yarn weave of the blanket. At WeatherBeeta, we have blankets in a variety of denier, to match the needs of every horse. When choosing a turnout blanket, the most common types of deniers you will see are: 600D Read more…
It was said to look similar to a sea serpent with a 1.2-metre-long (4 ft) neck. Its head was about 38 or 41 cm (15 or 16 in) long. It was reported to have no visible fins/flippers or tail, and it had what appeared to be a horsy mane on Read more…
Stress and excitement can cause episodes of shivers. Muscle atrophy, especially of the thigh muscles, occurs as the disease progresses. This often leads to hindquarter weakness. A horse affected with shivers exhibiting hyperextension of a hind limb while backing. Why do horses shudder? The purpose of the muscle vibration is Read more…
Rugs are primarily used to shield horses from varying weather conditions and climates. Providing your horse with the best fit, comfort and protection is vital for your peace of mind. The right rug choice will help to regulate your horse’s body temperature and maintain a healthy condition. What are the Read more…