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All About Horse Blanketing
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Reasons why i love Claire. SHE PUTS CELCIUS UP ON THE SCREEN.
It’s That Bay I hope it was semi accurate haha, I just googled the translation
i’m actually crying the people that say love the video 50 seconds after it comes out just for clout while they haven’t even watched it yet btw ly 😂😂
I always just say I love the idea of the video and then if I didn't love it I will go back and edit 💕
Our horses are outside 24/7 and we blanket them when it's cold and/or rainy. We are lucky to live in a place where it's not extremely cold even in the winter. I don't understand why people keep arguing about blanketing when you should do it the way it fits your horse the best 😊
I don't even have a horse, let alone ever rode a horse before. But, knowledge is power. So thank you!
Blanketing is a religion! I live in MO. We start when it’s in the 50’s with a light sheet. 40’s they have a sheet/stable blanket. When it’s below those temps we follow a blanketing temp chart with different blanket weights needed. When it’s 20 and below that’s the most they get with a sheet, stable blanket, and a thicker to medium blanket with a hood. We also keep them under lights so they don’t grow a winter coat since we show. My show gelding has 6 different blankets we switch off/on depending on different things. Blanketing doesn’t prevent a winter coat... its due to the change in sun light throughout the day. However, it can help but won’t prevent it
I’m actually blanketing my 8 months almost 9 month old foal and he is AMAZING at it so we r doing good!😂
Aw how is he
I don't even have a horse but I still payed a lot of attention to this video as if I actually needed to XD Love you Claire
Sameee
Can I just say how jealous I am that it was snowing in this video 😭 I am impatiently waiting for snow! Thanks for the reminders in this video. I see a lot of confusion in blanketing!
With back leg straps I was taught to clip them to the same side but thread them though each other to stop them rubbing the horses legs. I find it interesting how people do something differently.
Horses will grow a winter coat regardless of how cold it is as their coat grows in while the daylight is getting shorter in the days. They do although puff their coat out when not rugged to give an appearance of a thicker coat.
^^^this. The only ways to truly change the actual coat growth is keeping them under lights or clipping them. Coat length is determined by genetics and length of daylight, not temperature 👍🏼
Thank you so much for saying this!!!
Thank you. I don’t have a horse but purchased a blanket as a gift. This video answered all my questions.
I always do the leg straps first, if the horse takes off and only the chest is done up, the rug can swing around the front legs or over the head and cause them to flip. If a horse takes off and only the leg straps are on, the rug will fall off
I don’t clip my horse but still blanket her. She’s very soft haha!, she’s 34 years old, retired, however drops weight very easy when she gets cold. Even in summer, when it’s like 13°c or below she is blanketed (if it’s not raining, she has a no neck blanket) she’s out 24/7 in summer. But I’m in England it still isn’t that warm 😂 A lot of people criticise me for rugging my horse up but they don’t understand it’s what best for her! If I didn’t, she drops weight so so fast and so easy and if she gets wet she just shakes. She’s 34 and still going strong so I must be doing something right!😂 Thanks for Making this vid Claire. I enjoyed it!!
This was so informational! I mean, of course I know the basics, but not all the complex stuff. Thanks Claire! Not a ton of people blanket at my barn because our horses grow THICK winter coats. But we do watch the sweating of course. I recently got a new lease horse so I’m gonna see how his coat turns out!
Who remembers that shirt from the “My boyfriend goes horse shopping for me” video? I saw it and immediately starting laughing from that video! Love you Claire! 💗💗
Also tip for velcro get static guard and spray on the velcro will help keep lint from it.
Wow! Oakley is big. I didn’t think he was already that big
This is the first year my horse hasn't been blanketed, so it feels so different hugging him and having fluff everywhere
I live in Ireland and here we put heavyweight blankets on when it gets to just under 10 degrees Celsius! Once it’s around 5 degrees we double blanket the horses! Luckily it rarely goes below 0 degrees here we’re very lucky
1:12- DANG THATS A FOAL. THAT foal seems big to me!, again i've only been around bigger horses, not a foal
My mom has my horse out 24/7 except in the winter. But I hate how fluffy my horse gets he’s so soft ofc. And I love him but washing his horse pads everyday because of his fur is not going to cut it. And I love how shiny horses look
I was hoping you’d cover clipped horses as well :(
What a good video idea! It is nice to stay informed and reminded about how to put in blankets and sizes, weights and neck blankets!
Absolutely adorable!!
When I do up the clips at their back legs, I clip around the leg, and then the other clip goes through that loop and clips to the same side that it came from. Just wondering why you just cross them?
Yeppy doo Doo doo yes I do this too. I was always told that clipping to the opposite side is more likely to rub
I'm also not crossing it, wondered too
I find it actually rubs my filly less so I do the same as Claire 😊
@@edenlavery984 how many horses do you own?
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My horse grew a full on winter coat when it was 90 degrees out. A blanket is NOT going to stop a winter coat from coming in, its controlled by daylight hours.
Though I suppose in snow land that could be a bigger factor.
Just in case anyone is curious its typically 70s to 80s here in the winter and we put blankets on when it's in the 40s, just to keep their temps more stabilized. (Some variance depending on time of year of course)
You should do a tack ordering from Horze (A really nice riding tack store online) And the show us like the haul 😍🐎💗
Awwww Oakley is looking good and this was rlly helpful 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When you put a horse blanket on it helps to fold the back of it inside out to the front, that way you can place the blanket slightly further up the withers, do up the front, then fold the back of the blanket back and softly pull it into position. This way you're not throwing the blanket up (potentially spooking a younger horse) and the hairs will lay flat since you won't have to pull the blanket forward or sideways to adjust the location of it anymore :)
Also if you can make the time for this, tie your surcingles (belly straps) loosely so that when you place the blanket on the horse they don't fall down and hit your horse's legs. Make sure they're done up far enough that there is no risk of your horse's leg then getting caught in them if she/he is lying down, approx. the width of your hand (10ish cm)
I don't know if this is just the way we do it in the UK but we don't cross the legs straps like this. We take the strap on the right, around the right leg and clip it into place. Then we take the left strap and cross it through the right strap, and then attach it to the left side. Vice versa. I've been taught this way because it apparently prevents rubbing and it otherwise the leg straps don't really work (?) I'm not completely sure though. I find leg straps kind of useless anyway lmao
Great video :) !
love Kensington to!! the only blankets I plan on ever buying!!! I will admit that back on track makes really good blankets and other products as well and I will more than likely invest in a few of theirs as well but I will never turn a horse out in anything but Kensington. Thank you very much.
When blanketing I always start with the leg straps. I've found, working with young horses, if you horse was go bolt or the wind was to move the blanket, the horse can't trip over the blanket and the wind can't drag the blanket over the horses head
I live near Kansas City Missouri I have lived here for about 5 years and have come up with the fact MISSOURI IS CRAZY it will be raining 10 minutes later snowing then tornados then all of a sudden and hour later it’s sunny lol ilysm
Bridgette’s Hwy2heaven Amen to that!
Tough 1 1200 D is legit the best blanket I have had yet!
I love claire eventing she has supported me through the whole (l like horses) l constantly watch her videos ALL THE TIME and l love how her boyfriend supportes her there both so sweet and the horses are stunning l watch ALL her videos. Xxxxxxxxxx
Thank you this helped so much. You’re amazing and keep up the good work!
I love your channel and u and Owen - u are an amazing rider xx ❤️🐴
I don't own my own horse yet! This video definitely helped me once I decide i'm ready to get my own horse. Loved watching this video!💖
Last year it was -60° F in Minnesota with wind chill- imma need to quadruple blanket
I love horses
am i the only one that doesn’t do leg straps like that? I clip the leg strap to the same side and just around the back of the leg.
I do them that way too!!
Thank you soo much cause I just got my horse first and have no clue what I am doing
You shouldn’t get a horse when you don’t even know what your doing.
You should know everything 100% and take lessons for some years before buying, that way you know how to ride and also you know exactly how to take care of it. Some people don’t know this but it’s so important to have lots and lots of knowledge on horses if your going to own one. And if your not 100% on everything then it’s really good to have a person around that knows what they’re doing.
@@dagnydisjohannsdottir7250 I think what she means is that she knows what she's doing but is making a joke that she has no clue and is trying to make people laugh, not for internet trainers that have NO clue what they're saying and think they own UA-cam... no, I bet she know perfectly fine but is saying that for the fun of it. NO HATE ok just don't reply it'll probably be something horrible because your an internet trainer and internet trainers are all horrible :)
It’s Daisy oh I meant buying blankets number one I have 4 lessons a weeks every week with different trainers and I did lease a horse for 2 years I am good I love my horse but I get it if I had no clue what I was doing I would sell my horse
It’s Daisy also I just moved to Florida and got a horse so I have no clue what type of blanket I was going to get
Rebecca thank you and you are right
My mustang gelding is out 24/7 has hay and a shelter available he gets a really thick and healthy coat bc in Nevada where he is from they don’t get blankets 😂 I clipped him about 2 months ago ( racing stripe) but it’s already grown back, we only put a Rain sheet on if it’s below freezing and or windy and rain! Of course he doesn’t need that but that just makes me feel better🤦♀️
OAKLEY IS SO GRAY NOW!
I think I’m the only one who doesn’t have a horse as their profile picture
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I don't ether but I have a horse
Yeah I ride Claire’s my trainer actually
@@fathernugget3979, thats so awsome!!!!
Bro thx she’s been my trainer for about 3 years
Lol I needed this video😂
same XD
Thank you for telling me about my horse would club I found amazing thanks and I made shore that I was subscribed to you and them and you tell me so so much and I learn a lot from just watching you
Thank you for this great video. I live in Edmonton, Alberta. Canada.
Some times it gets to -40 C.
Its sooooo cold
I'm picking up a blanket tomorrow for my Nikki :)
i love her jacket
Im watching you like...1 year or so? Idk. BUT why is that horse in her intro FRICKING HUGEEEEEEEEE! I mean when you look at her, and then at the horse......LITTERALY 😂😂😂 0:13
Thank you
wish you would mention that your sponsored by kensington when you mention how their products are your favorite just so your viewers are aware that its a bit subjective! they're still a wonderful brand but its good to be open about the partnership!
She might not be sponserd it could just be her favorite brand
Kelly Carr no lol. Pretty sure she’s sponsored as she’s posted about their sales, and her code before or something along the lines of it.
@@vanessajordan5261 lol if that was a different video she was sponsored then but not now otherwise she wouldve said she was sponsored
I live in Iowa close to Minnesota border. We have some crazy wether and hot summers. I have more trouble keep wait on are horses in the summer.
Tks for the video it really helpful for people who are got there first horse I wished these video existed when I got my horse . Personally I only put a light rug on my horse when it raining . Were I live it more rainy and stormy it gets cold but it only really goes down -1
you liked my comment and i’m so happy! Ilysm claire and i always watch your videos! i’ve been watching for a long time!
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I have my horse Huckleberry he is a three-year-old POA I have him inside at night and outside during the day he is not blanketed outside it's just safer for him cuz he's kind of a Maniac and if it is less than 30 degrees he is blanketed inside and that works for me if anyone wanted to know for a three-year-old that works for me love you Claire
Is your horse named Huckleberry after the book by Mark Twain? Cause if so that’s adorable omg
@@Ella-zx9mm yes my trainer bought him when he was a foal and her husband named him Huckleberry after the book
Love youuuu💕
My horse doesn’t have a very thin coat so in winter he’s all bundled up.
Blankets don't prevent horses from growing a coat. The blanket flattens a coat. The only thing that regulates coat growth is light levels.
Could you make more videos like this please💖 I'm getting a horse this summer/next fall and im trying to research as much as i can. Love youuuuuu❤
Hey Claire love you your the best. ❤️💛✌︎
OMG I NEEDED THIS ! thank you im going to enjoy watching
can you do a morning or night routine with oakley?
Your not supposed to put the saddle over the blanket, right? I am possibly going to own a horse if the coggins text is negative. This was VERY HELPFUL.
ATT: 😊Arabians do not grow winter coats do to their blood line origins and most TB’s grow only a thin coat so if you are in the northern hemispheres at winter DO blanket these breads !!!!😊
Love the video idea can’t wait to watch !!😍🥰
Thank you so much for doing this video Claire! Very informative 🙌🏻👍🏻
please do an update video on the foal and the barn building
Good info for blanketing
Clicked so fast!
Thanks Claire
If weather fluctuates a ton within a day, would you rather put them in a warmer blanket for the coldest temp that day or the lighter blanket for the warmest that day? Basically, is it better for the horse to be a little too warm or a little too cold? thanks!
Could you to a video about what to look for in a horse boarding facility?
I’m looking to move barns but I’ve only been at this barn. The barn dewormed them and had a farrier come and do everyone’s feet. And when there horses need their teeth floating they would take mine. I’m wondering if that’s a normal for most barns to do or not? And will most barns feed whatever type of hay you ask or no?
Wow great video THABK YOU!
great video, really interesting and helpful. you should make more like this one😊
you missed a big factor in rugging up your horse for winter... if their clipped or not and how to rug up your horse matching their clip
Wth do you get -20 c!! In Celsius here in uk. 😂😂😎
What brand was the black and red blanket with the red neck rug. It was solid colored.
Thanks luv u
Hi,
I lov your videos.
Can u do a video on how to put boots on your horse.
I love the video ily ❤️❤️ also where did you get your shirt it’s adorable
Loved the video! Also I was wondering how tall is own? Or how many hands tall is owen.
I love you so much! This helped so much thank you!♥️♥️♥️
Early!!! Love this video idea
I’m from Missouri. What part are you from?
🦋It is helpful🦋
OMG I love the vid and I love ur intro btw I'm sad I don't have a horse :( :D 🐎💜🧡💛💚💙❤😀
So helpful, thank you!
i got a horse rug from tradeinn for my horse i noted he got some rubs on his chest anyone have any other suggestions for brands of rugs xx
Wait.. this just came out?
Video Idea: Riding Dares #2
owen!❤️
i am looking at horse trailers, what brand is your trailer?
Do you body clip your horse? I show a lot throughout the winter in a heated facility and he’s grown his fuzzy winter coat already. Please anyone feel free to respond . He’s a Belgian warm blood and he’s warm bodied to start
Very helpful!
Personally, I am against blanketing, and clipping, but there are good reasons for it.
If you blanket a horse they won’t grow a coat, which come naturally to them, but if you work your horse hard and it sweats, it will be wet and get hypothermia. My horse is in the field a lot, but I do lots of work with him sometimes. As a western rider, I do a lot different stuff that English riders. So I don’t clip or blanket him. Blanketing and clipping is okay if you are working your horse a lot.
To your blanketing horses that can’t keep weight on easily, that’s what we do for our 30 year old pony and our 27 year old mare because they have had trouble (all year) keeping weight on and last year was horrible for the pony because he was sick and couldn’t eat and when winter rolled around.... it was hell
Dang putting all these factors in. I'm a noob and want a horse one day. I suppose it's fine to get a young horse as well as it is used to all of this stuff already correct. I mean I don't even know what the purpose of a stable is, only to know people leave the horse their and go out and party or relax while the horse is in one place, as well as for shelter from storms. Anyway. Thanks!! I think i'd like a horse that's used to both, but just would know exactly what to do yet in the winter time. If you don't know anything about taking care of a horse but have the money, and know the basics. Do you want to hook up with a vet for your first purchase and she or he will then tell you exactly what to do!? Thanks. Confusing. lol that's just me
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Is Oakley your horse
It's always difficult to blanket my horse. She has that typical long TB back so she needs a big size, but when I get a bigger size the belly straps and legs straps don't fit, even after they are as small as I can get them. Any solutions or do I just need to try harder on shortening the straps?
I don’t own my own personal horse, but at the barn I train at we blanket. But, am I the only person who CANNOT FIGURE OUT THE BUCKELS OR AM I JUST DUMB