…multiple times to be sure no soap residue remains. Let blankets dry thoroughly.? Assess needed repairs and mend blankets accordingly.? Then, pack blankets away until next season. Avoid storage environments…
…horses don’t need to be blanketed in the winter. And, if they do need blankets, we have to make the best choices for the horse or the blankets can cause…
…less expensive to replace if broken. Stable blankets come in a variety of fronts, although most in the economy range have two simple front buckles. Some blankets have a closed…
Blankets, sheets, saddle pads and leg wraps can all be dried at the same time on the Centaur Blanket Dryer, which keeps them off the fence rails. Blankets are a…
If your tack room is like ours, blankets seem to breed in there. Manufacturers know that many of us own a whopping four to 10 blankets per horse. If you…
…or $100 more, you may buy a blanket that will last five or more years and thus may be cheaper in the long run. With winter stable blankets, we found…
…discover that your horse blankets need mending or replacement. Even if you laundered and packaged your blankets carefully before you put them into storage last spring, a pre-season inspection is…
…blankets, and concentrated training–and you have to have equal doses of all three.” The part about having all three in roughly equal measures is what many people miss. A lot…
Sorting out this year?s batch of winter turnouts was no easy task. Our blankets ranged in price from high-end choices over $300 to economy models for under $100. We set…
Credit: Thinkstock Cleaning your horse’s blankets is not the same as disinfecting them. Here are tips to help you get them deep-down clean. Horse clothing is not disinfected when cleaned. To truly…
