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Thing for several riders. Some riders do not feel the necessity to use them and
consider them an unnecessary attachment, though others cannot imagine functioning
without them. What's the truth? If you choose to use a rug, which would be
suitable for your horse? </p><p>It is true that within their
However,
we need to note that horses functioning in horse riding don't have the exact same functioning conditions as the horses residing in their natural habitat. To start with, horses training below the saddle are usually shaven, which damages
their natural protective coating against low temperatures. Most time when it's
cold outdoors, these horses spend indoors, where they are not subject to reduced temperatures. The matter of a different diet is crucial here. That is precisely why we cannot expect them to have the immunity their free brothers have. While
changing the horses' habits and environment, we will need to supply them with
protection from the negative effects of e.g. weather. For that very reason we
have various types of carpeting. Which type would be most useful to your horse and
if to use it? We will try to describe that. </p>
<p>
<strong>In shops it is possible to encounter these types of carpets:</strong>
</p>
<ol><li>Training -- this type of rug is put on along with a
saddle. It will be perfect for colder days. We should mention that
training together must not be too exhausting, as your horse could have trouble with losing heat excess from the body. </li><li>Dry -- normally made of fleece another material with moisture-absorbing properties. This type of carpets is generally used after instruction so as to wash the horse. In shops, you can find them as
fleece carpeting. They
should protect the horse from cooling too far, but at precisely the exact same time they
do not block air flow, so the horse doesn't sweat. To be utilised in stalls. </li><li>Paddock -- to be used on paddocks. It will protect
your horse from the wind and rain. Made of substances easy to wash. This type of rug is perfect for paddocks on rainy days.
Mostly they are made to be as watertight as possible. Usually made of mesh material. This type of a rug is super useful in summer time, where horses are especially subject to insects' bites of all
kinds. </li><li>Winter --
carpets using padding. Usually it's possible to pick from a couple
of thickness of padding for a single version. </li><li>Shipping -- to be used to protect the horse
during transport. </li></ol>
<p>Another thing is to adjust the
Appropriate length. Namely, how to select proper size for our horse. Particular producers have various
size markings. There is a principle where for units of length is the length
of the rug on the horse's back. This value is essential for deciding on the right
size. Even if you've got an S, M, or L size, it describes the rug's span on the
horse's back. E.g. a well-known manufacturer of equestrian equipment Eskadron claims that S = 125 cm, M = 135 cm, L = 145 cm, etc.. Of course, it's best when you can
have a look at a chart when all the rug's dimensions are cited. Then you
can be confident that a specified size will suit your horse properly. </p>
<p>As you can
See, by using good rug you are able to help your horse in dealing with unpleasant
Weather, insects, or shield him during transport. Also, you shouldn't overdo
The whole rug thing. If you use them if they Aren't required, you can disturb
However, You Have to remember
That without a rug when the weather is bad, you undermine your horse e.g. into a
Higher risk of catching a cold.</p>
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