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Mini Horse/Pony/Foal/Miniature Size 36"-51" Lightweight Waterproof & Breathable 1200 Denier Turnout Blanket with No Filling Lightblue 39"

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Mini Horse/Pony/Foal/Miniature Size 36"-51" Lightweight Waterproof & Breathable 1200 Denier Turnout Blanket with No Filling Lightblue 39"About This Lightweight Turnout Blanket: Gallopoff 1200 Denier turnout mini horse blanket is constructed with a rip stop waterproof, windproof, and breathable poly outer shell with 210 denier nylon lining fabric. This durable pony blanket is perfect for use in paddocks and outdoors to keep your minis warm and dry. Secure Fit: Heavy duty adjustable double buckle front closure with Velcro assist, plus cross surcingles underneath the belly provide a

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  • Lightweight Turnout Blanket: Gallopoff 1200 Denier turnout mini horse blanket is constructed with a rip-stop waterproof, windproof, and breathable poly outer shell with 210 denier nylon lining fabric. This durable pony blanket is perfect for use in paddocks and outdoors to keep your minis warm and dry.
  • Secure Fit: Heavy duty adjustable double buckle front closure with Velcro assist, plus cross surcingles underneath the belly provide a secure fit during turnout. Extended shoulder gussets also grant greater freedom of movement, which is perfect for the paddock.
  • No Fill Insulation Inside: For wet or rainy days, when you do not want your horse to overheat, this blanket without extra fill is a perfect choice to keep rainwater out without trapping too much heat.
  • Comfortable Silky Nylon Lining: 210 Denier Nylon lining prevents rubbing and helps keep the coat shiny while preventing hair, shavings, and straw from sticking to the inside of the blanket.
  • Versatile Turnout Rain Sheet for Your Mini: All stress points are reinforced to help prevent tears, while the micro-fleece wither helps provide protection from rubbing. The adjustable/detachable leg straps help secure the blanket and prevent shifting from side to side, and the tail cover provides additional protection from moisture. All hardware is made of rust-free stainless steel.

Overview

  • Target Species : Horse
  • Size : 39"
  • Special Feature : Windproof, Lightweight, Adjustable
  • Brand : Gallopoff
  • Material : Polyester, Nylon
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