A no-fuss stable sheet for the horse that's dressed for the box, not the field

A stable rug is lighter and more breathable, built for indoor warmth and a clean coat. A turnout rug is waterproof for the field. Using a stable rug outdoors in the rain will leave a horse wet, it isn't built to shed water.

Yes, that's one of its main uses, giving a clipped or thin-coated horse warmth overnight without the bulk or waterproofing of a turnout blanket it doesn't need indoors.

Most stable rugs at this weight fit a large-capacity domestic machine on a normal or wool cycle; check the sewn-in care label for the manufacturer's specifics.

Every few weeks during regular use, or sooner if it's marked or smells, since a stable rug sits against the coat every night rather than facing outdoor mud and rain.

It's not ideal. Sizing each horse individually matters for comfort and strap fit, so a shared rug rarely suits both properly even when the horses are a similar size.

Yes, that's its normal use, but check the fit and any rub points the first few nights, and remove it periodically to check the coat and skin underneath.

Return the unused rug with packaging under our standard policy for an exchange or refund.

Measure from the centre of the chest, along the side, to the point of the buttock, in a straight line rather than over the curve of the body. That figure in inches is the rug size; this listing is sized standard. If your horse falls between sizes, size up rather than down.

Delivery cost and an estimated timescale for your address are calculated at checkout, before you pay, so there are no surprises. Free UK delivery applies on qualifying order values, shown at checkout.

Yes. Return it unused, with the original packaging where possible, in line with our returns policy, and we'll arrange an exchange or refund.