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Big D Espree Turnout Sheet

A blanket where the bells and whistles come standard. Extremely well constructed, waterproof 600 Denier rip-stop exterior has reinforced heat-sealed seams and rear darts that are?tailored not just folded over. Velcro and double buckle closure prevents sagging. Tailored gussets fit the natural line of the shoulder. Mesh lining along the back allows for better airflow. Hard-wearing 210 Denier taffeta show coat lining at the hip and shoulder prevents coat damage. Blanket stays put with adjustable bias surcingles and removable elastic leg straps. Fleeced wither helps prevent rubs and the longer cut tail flap protects the hind end from wind. Navy or Forest Green with coordinating trim.? Please note:?Embroidery is?recommended on the surcingle. Embroidery on the body of the blanket may interfere with the blanket's waterproofing abilities.
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size of Big D Espree for my quarter horse

she is about 14.5 hands and pretty stocky. What size should I get her?
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Thanks for your question. To determine what size blanket your horse would need, we recommend measuring your horse. The most common way to measure your horse is to take a side measurement. Starting at the center of the chest, run a cloth tape measure in a straight line down your horse’s side to the point of the buttocks (just before the “cheek” meets the tail.) This measurement, in inches, will be your horse’s true size. You can find more information on how to measure for blankets, including a helpful video, on the SmartPak Blog at: http://blog.smartpakequine.com/2010/10/blanketing-101/
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My quarter horse is the same size as you describe yours. She is a bit overweight, but I use a 76 because of her chest size. A 75 was too tight across her chest and short on her body.
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