Kool Coat Standard Sheet by WeatherBeeta

Blanket your horse in ultraviolet protection while turned out to pasture. Horse sheet is fashioned from durable, lightweight polyester ripstop material. Offers the most UV protection to help prevent harmful, coat-dulling damage. Satin-lined shoulders help comfort any horse or pony and resist rubbing. Twin chest straps and traditional shoulder action gussets allow freedom of movement while in the pasture, field, or paddock. Tail flap adds protection for the sensitive area above the tail. Elastic leg straps and low cross surcingles ease placement onto and removal from your horse. Economical price suits any budget. White/Navy.

How to Measure for Horse Blankets and Sheets: Measure from the center of the chest to the edge of the tail. The opening at the hind end of a blanket is just wide enough for the tail to raise and pass manure. So the blanket will sit just at the edge of the tail and offer maximum coverage.

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Fitting Instructions

1. Measure your horse to find the correct size.
2. Check that the turnout sheet fits.
   • A proper fit means that when the chest closure is secured on approximately the middle adjustment and the top of the tail flap falls at the top of the tail.
3. Fasten and adjust the straps.
   • Chest Straps - fasten so the Standard Dart should sit at your horse's side.
   • Leg Straps - pass the left leg strap between the hind legs and fasten to the left hand D-ring. Cross the right leg strap through the left leg strap and fasten to the right hand D-ring. Ensure the leg straps are adjusted so you can fit only a hand's width between each leg strap and each of your horse's thighs.
   • Surcingles - fasten and adjust straps to allow a hand's width between the straps and belly.

Fitting Notes:

• Blankets or sheets that are too big are actually more likely to rub than one that is too small.
• If the blanket or sheet extends beyond the top of the tail, it is too big. Similarly, if the blanket r sheet does not reach the top of the tail, it is too small.
• If the leg straps and surcingles are not adjusted to allow a hand's width, injury may occur. Straps that are too long may catch your horse's legs. Straps that are too short may rub your horse.
• Remember, your horse is more comfortable - and safe - in a properly fitted blanket or sheet.