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The Basics of Choosing a Horse Blanket
Horse Blanket Sizes
How to Measure Your Horse for a Horse Blanket
Overview of Horse Stable Blankets
How to Choose a Horse Stable Blanket
Overview of Horse Turnout Blankets
How to Buy a Horse Turnout Blanket
Tips for Purchasing a Winter Horse Blanket
Purchasing an Open Front Horse Blankets
How to Blanket a Horse With an Open Front Blanket
How to Use a Closed Front Horse Blanket
How to Remove a Closed Front Horse Blanket
The Parts of a Horse Blanket
The Denier of Winter Horse Blankets
Insulation Value of Winter Horse Blankets
All About the Lining of Horse Blankets
Buying Light Weight Horse Blankets
Buying Middle Weight Horse Blankets
Buying Heavy Weight Horse Blankets
Buying Extra-Heavy Weight Horse Blankets
How to Fit a Horse Blanket to Your Horse's Body Type
How to Add a Liner to a Horse Blanket
Adding Hoods & Neck Covers to Horse Blankets
How to Maintain a Horse Blanket
Summary: Mid-weight horse blankets are great for moderate climates that get to about 30 degrees Fahrenheit at the coldest. Learn more about purchasing and using a middle weight horse blanket in this free equestrian video guide.
Shelly Roberts works at AA Callister in Salt Lake City. She has been actively around horses for the better part of 30 years. AA Callister sells equipment for all genres of horse...read more
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"Hi, on behalf of Expert Village.com I'm Shelly here at AA Calister in Salt Lake City, Utah and we are talking about how to choose a winter horse blanket. Now we're going to talk about mid weight blankets. This is a turn out blanket and its mid weight because of, get this on our little guy here, there we go. Now whats going to make a mid weight blanket is the denier, the outer shell. A denier of 420 to about 1200 denier is going to be a mid weight blanket. A mid weight blanket is good for moderate climates. Climates that get about 30 degrees is the coldest they get and also they have about 8 - 12 ounces of fill in a mid weight blanket. So mid weight blankets are a little heavier denier, a little more insulation, and they are for a moderate climate that could get to freezing or warmer. So thats going to be a mid weight blanket. So you are going to want to take those into consideration. Consider your climate when considering a mid weight blanket."
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