I have been showing at the Iowa County Fair for 10 years and the Wisconsin State Fair for six years. I am excited to represent Iowa County and canât wait to see everyone at the 160th Iowa County Fair.
There are so many âcorrectiveâ pad options available nowadays, and there are a few different types that serve specific purposes very effectively. The pads we are covering in this article are most focused on protecting a horseâs back and improving saddle fit, which helps narrow the field. The three most useful are foam topped pads (ie Thinline), Sheepskin pads, and shim pads.
[QUOTE=DarkHorseDream;1040065]I'm just curious on your input on the question, how long can horses safely lay down? Here's is what i have learned from research and people who know what they're talking about who I know personally: horses that stay in stalls 24/7 lay down much less often because they're more insecure.