Stand your horse square on level ground. Using a soft tape measure, start at the center of the chest , run it across the widest part of the shoulder, and end at the center of the tail .
The "weight" refers to the amount of polyfill insulation inside the blanket, measured in grams (g). buy horse blanket
Basic durability; best for horses that live alone or are gentle. Stand your horse square on level ground
Best for rainy days above 50°F or for horses with full winter coats that just need a wind/water break. Basic durability; best for horses that live alone
If your horse is "hard on clothes" or lives in a group, look at the , which measures the strength of the outer fabric.
A poorly fitted blanket can cause painful rubs or slip and become a safety hazard.
Most blankets come in 3-inch increments (e.g., 72", 75", 78"). If your horse falls between sizes, it is generally best to round up . Horse Size Height (hh) Approx. Blanket Size (inches) Pony 10 – 14.2 hh 52" – 64" Cob 14.3 – 15.1 hh 66" – 70" Medium Horse 15.2 – 16 hh 72" – 78" Large Horse 16.1 – 17+ hh 78" – 87"+ Sources: Saratoga Stalls , Performance Horse Blankets 2. Choose the Proper Weight (Grammage)