Kentucky fly net Wellington Stone & Pearl

Use the ear net during training and competitions to keep your horse calm and focused.

Gently pull the ears of the net on, so that the horse doesn't feel uncomfortable.

Hand wash the ear net to keep its shape and decoration in good condition.

Who is it for?

For riders who want to protect their horse from flies and ambient noise with a stylish look.

When do you use it?

You use this fly bonnet during training and competitions, especially during fly season.

For which disciplines?

Suitable for all disciplines where a fly bonnet is worn under the bridle.

When is an alternative better?

For competitions where a fly bonnet is not allowed, you can omit it or choose a more discreet model.

• Gently pull the ears of the fly veil over the horse's ears.
• Ensure the fly veil sits evenly over the head without pulling on the ears.
• Place the bridle over the fly veil for the final fit.
• Hand wash the fly veil to maintain its shape and finish.

Does this fly veil muffle the horse's hearing?

The breathable material is lightweight and does not muffle hearing any more than a conventional fly veil.

How do I wash the fly veil?

Hand washing is recommended to preserve shape and quality.

Does the fly veil fit under every bridle?

Yes, it is designed to be worn under most bridles.

Is this fly veil allowed during competitions?

Rules regarding fly veils vary by discipline and organization; please check the competition rules beforehand.

• Fly veil with rhinestones and pearls.
• Breathable, lightweight material.
• Elastic fit without pressure points.
• Suitable for training and competition.
• Hand wash recommended.