How to Place a Standing Wrap

To place a standing wrap on a horse's leg, first roll the cotton bandage tightly into itself, start with one end on the front of the leg, and wrap it tightly around in a counterclockwise direction. Add a stretchy bandage on top to hold a standing wrap in place with helpful advice from a veterinarian in this video on caring for horses.

[@jessthehorse]

I think that was "clockwise", not counter clockwise!

[@wayupwejump]

thank you!:D

[@abzer333able]

Cool

[@carolinan94]

my white part isnt so long

[@LadyJennivieve]

Err, she was wrapping in a clockwise direction. And of course, on the near side you also want to do everything in the opposite direction while still wrapping front to back..

[@animalwisperer]

Good vid, but you were going clockwise aha

[@skyfirefarm]

You said counterclockwise but it looks like you are going clockwise. Which way is the correct way please?

[@chelsearichardson5729]

sorry i see you asked a long time ago BUUUTT, you're supposed to wrap "tendons in" so if you were wrapping on the right leg it would be counter clockwise and clockwise on the left

[@speedstacker51]

Chelsea Richardson No, I don't think it would. It would be COUNTER clockwise on the left leg and clockwise on the right.

[@chelsearichardson5729]

yes sorry. either way tendons in..

[@LilianaVelascoAriza]

It looks like if it was being wrapped far too tight!! perhaps is just the movie...

[@JesusKathrynMiller]

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