Polo wraps

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This video shows how to properly put on a polo wrap. Polo wraps are a a simple wrap you can put around a horse’s cannon bone and fetlock joint to protect it against bumps and scrapes. There’s some argument as to whether polo warps also provide support for a horse’s lower leg, like an Ace wrap does for an athlete’s knee, elbow or wrist–I’ve always been taught this (which is why I say so in the video) but other trainers point out that the wraps may be too thin to really provide much in the way of support. Someone will just have to figure one of these days how to ask a horse if he feels supported ;)

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June 3, 2011

Sam @ 10:08 am #

What about the hind legs? I have seen horses wrapped all the way around

June 4, 2011
June 17, 2011

Paige @ 5:39 am #

why does it matter which way you wrap it around the horses legs?

September 9, 2011

Sam @ 1:16 pm #

@Ali: Thanks! I’ve been wrapping Rosie ever since I got her, and she’s never had problems! I’m still mad at dad for stealing my kelly green splint boots! I would normally splint boot her, then wrap her hind,but now I put on brushing boots on her hind, as she ever-so-slightly knocks her fetlocks together!

There’s an idea! what about a post/video of boots?

Thanks!

February 14, 2012

Corey Baxter @ 10:27 pm #

What about shipping wraps and wraps for a horse that jumped that day?

April 2, 2012
April 4, 2012

Ashleigh @ 2:18 pm #

Hi!! Thanks sooo much for making this video!! I actually pull on the back side of my horses leg, so that taught me to not do that!! I’ve been watching your videos lately and find them very informative! You and Noah are a great match!! <3

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