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14.John Whitaker Training Bandages
13.John Whitaker
Tendon & Fetlock
The heavy duty fleece combined with elastic outer, make the
bandages suitable for use without additional padding. Easy to use
12. Requisite Boot Set double sided touch tape strap. Washable.
Tendon Boots A set of top quality hard wearing boots designed to Col: Black or White
Moulded tendon boots with
offer comfort and protection for your horse in the most
Code: 55320 £12.75
anatomically shaped outer shell,
demanding conditions. The boots have double sided touch tape
neoprene lining, diamante detail and
fastening and feature the John Whitaker designer label. Machine
secure double touch tape elasticated
washable.
closure straps. One pair.
Col: Black or White
Col: Black
Size: Pony or Full
Size: Cob or Full Code: 54502 £59.00
Code: 54209 £16.00
16.Boa Gaiters
Keeps excess sand and dirt out
of the Boa Horse Boot. Can also
be used on horses with thin skin
who have a tendency to chafe.
16
One pair.
Col: Black
Size: Reg
(Pastern upto 9"),
Lrg
(Pastern 9"-10.5")
or Xlg
(Pastern 10.5" 11.5")
Code: 54909 £8.00
17.Boot Studs
Attaches to the Boa Boot, to
provide traction on ground
conditions such as ice, mud and
grass. Three studs per boot is
suggested. Pack of four.
19.Cavallo
15.Boa Horse Boot
Code: 54912 £4.40 Simple Boot
An alternative to metal shoes, this pair of boots provide traction
A unique pair of
and eliminate the stress and trauma caused to the hoof through
18.Boa Replacement
Cable
protective hoof boots
constant nailing. They are suitable for occasional and everyday
suitable for barefoot
riding, travelling or breeding and can also be used in the Not Illustrated.
horses or those
correction and treatment of founder, navicular disease, Size: 00 to 1, 2 to 4 suffering from chronic
punctures, abscesses, bruises, contracted heels and other 17
or 5 to 7
pain or sensitivity.
impact-caused injuries. All portions of the boot fit below the
Code: 54910 £3.50
Made from a
hairline to eliminate rubbing and the Boa Lacing System
TM
allows
thermoplastic urethane
the boots to be fitted and removed without strength or force. The
(TPU) compound with
minute adjustments can be made by a twist of the disc.
an outside tread pattern
Size: 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7
to support the hoof
wall, they provide
Code: 54446 £105.00
excellent traction,
maximum strength,
How to measure for the Boa Horse Boot
durability and abrasion
resistance.
Measure the width of the hoof across the bottom at the widest point. Measure the length of the hoof
from the toe to the buttress line of the heel. The buttress line is the farthest weight bearing point of
Size: 0, 1, 2, 3,
the heel. Compare your measurement with the size chart below.
4 or 5
Code: 54487
Boa Horse Boot 00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
£85.00
Hoof width (inch) 3
1
/2-3
7
/8 3
7
/8-4
1
/4 4
1
/4-4
7
/8 4
7
/8-5
1
/4 5
1
/4-5
7
/8 5
7
/8-6
1
/4 6
1
/4-6
11
/16 6
11
/16-6
15
/16 6
15
/16-7
3
/8
Hoof length (inch) 4-4
3
/8 4
3
/8-4
5
/8 4
5
/8-5
1
/8 5
3
/8-5
7
/8 5
3
/8-5
7
/8 5
7
/8-6
1
/4 6
1
/4-6
11
/16 6
11
/16-6
15
/16 6
15
/16-7
3
/8
20.Cavallo Pastern
21.Sportabac Long
Wrap
Turnout Socks
The sock covers the leg from just
Soft, pull-on wraps designed
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below the knee or hock right down to
for use with the Simple Hoof
the coronary band and is
Boots (Item 19). They’re
manufactured in 5.5mm neoprene
designed to increase
with simple but strong and effective
protection to the pastern area
touch tape fastenings. An additional
if chafing is a problem.
neoprene patch is fitted between the
Recommended for horses with
heel and fetlock at the rear of the
sensitive skin, or for long
pastern for additional protection
rides.
against skid and strike injuries.
Col: Black
Machine washable. Not suitable for
Size: Small, Medium or
24-hour usage. One pair.
Large
Col: Black
Code: 54627 £9.00
Size: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
Code: 54613 £29.00
orderline 0870 420 3000
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