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Wool or polarfleece cooler. Can't go wrong with a good rain sheet. Measure from the center of his chest around to the center of his butt. (I'm guessing Indy will be a 68" or 70")

I use 55 gal drums in a frame that I built in the back of the pick up. They lay sideways with an 8-10' hose on bottom, fill up on top. TSC has a fancier version, they are nice also.

I've always picketed when I can or tied to the trailer (haven't had a hi-tie or spring tie)

Have fun next year & good luck.

 

On 10/31/07, Amy <scharmen@xxxxxxx> wrote:

I was asked for my wish list for Christmas and I'm hoping to start endurance
or ctr's next year, so of course it'll be filled with horse related items
again, just hope my hubbie got the hint last year that I REALLY wanted what
was on my list.

Here are my questions...I'm in Michigan, btw.

What's your favorite cooler?  Do I need other blankets or sheets?  And how
do I measure the horse for them?  I've never blanketed my horses.

Water tank, a favorite kind and what size?  I have a two horse manger style
straight load with a dressing room.

Hi Tie or Spring Tie?  Is the Spring Tie squeaky, will the Hi Tie hold up if
a green horse gets worried and pulls back?  Or what is the common
containment system for MI?  I will get a picket line too as it seems a lot
of the camps I've ridden through this summer have set ups for them.

Thanks!

Amy


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