Kentucky Anatomical Girth Wool

After a sweaty session, remove the sheepskin and brush it out; wash it regularly at 30 °C and let it air dry rather than tumble drying it. Wipe the synthetic leather with Tack Cleaner. After washing, press the hook and loop down firmly so the sheepskin lies straight and without creases.

If you ride with a breastplate, attach it to the buckle and D-rings on the girth. With two horses or if you ride every day, a second sheepskin cover can be handy: you always have a dry one while the other is in the wash. Maddelin can order that separate cover for you.

Choose the Kentucky Sheepskin Anatomic Girth if you want an anatomical sheepskin girth for a saddle with short girth straps and like being able to wash the sheepskin separately. Kentucky lists it with its jumping girths, but it suits any saddle with short girth straps.

If you want the same anatomical girth without sheepskin, choose the Kentucky Anatomic Girth. For a simple, non-anatomical long sheepskin girth that you wash in one piece, the Kentucky Sheepskin Girth is an alternative. If you jump with studs, a stud girth such as the Kentucky Sheepskin Anatomic Stud Girth offers a wide belly guard.

Before tacking up, check that the sheepskin is firmly attached to the hook and loop. Buckle the girth loosely on both sides and tighten gradually, alternating left and right, so the elastic works evenly. A breastplate attaches to the buckle and D-rings. After use, remove the sheepskin: wash at 30 °C, air dry, no tumble dryer. Clean the synthetic leather with Tack Cleaner.

Is the sheepskin real wool?
No, it is artificial sheepskin. The girth itself is synthetic leather too; it contains no animal materials.

Can I wash the sheepskin?
Yes. It is attached with hook and loop: take it off, wash it at 30 °C and let it air dry; do not tumble dry.

Can I attach a breastplate to this girth?
Yes, the girth has 3 D-rings and a buckle for attaching a breastplate.

What is the difference from the Kentucky Anatomic Girth?
That is the same anatomical girth without sheepskin. According to Kentucky, the sheepskin cover of this model does not fit it.

What is the difference from the Kentucky Sheepskin Girth?
The Sheepskin Girth is not anatomical, has no EVA inner layer and is washed in one piece. This girth is anatomically shaped and has removable sheepskin.

Is there a separate replacement cover?
Yes, Kentucky makes a separate sheepskin cover for this model. Maddelin can order it for you; just ask in the shop.

How do I choose the right length?
Kentucky does not state how the size is measured. Measure your current girth from buckle to buckle or ask for advice in the shop.

• The Kentucky Sheepskin Anatomic Girth is an anatomically shaped long girth for saddles with short girth straps.
• Its shape leaves more room for the shoulders and elbows.
• The girth is synthetic leather with an EVA inner layer.
• The artificial sheepskin comes off with hook and loop and is washable at 30 °C.
• Elastic at both ends gives even tension.
• 3 D-rings and a buckle are there for attaching a breastplate.
• At Maddelin available in Brown and Black, from 115 cm to 135 cm.