because it's been so warm the last couple of days & nights, and she overheats if overrugged, she has a lightweight stable rug on.
I'm up bright and early as you see - and you should see the frost on the cars. drat. but at least it'll mean the mud is frozen and any hay I put out will stay on the surface!
I'm up bright and early as you see - and you should see the frost on the cars. drat. but at least it'll mean the mud is frozen and any hay I put out will stay on the surface!
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She'll be fine!
Better underrugged and fed well than overrugged and hot.
C
I agree with Caroline. Sweating under a rug is not a good thing. When it gets cold again, then horse and rug are both wet and more likely to chill.
With enough food and shelter from the winds--if there are any--she should be just fine.
you're both right of course - but i was concerned that there might not in fact have been enough hay! because as you also know, the amount of hay to be fed depends on the weather as well!
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