EQUIPMENT CLEANING: HOW TO DO IT

Equipment cleaning: How to do it: As far as horses are concerned, the equipment for our horses is a fundamental part. Keeping it clean and in good condition is vital for our comfort and that of our horse, whether it is made of synthetics or leather. In this article, we will give you some tips and basic lessons on how to clean it So keep reading!

EQUIPMENT CLEANING: PREVIOUSLY

Equipment cleaning: How to do it: The first thing we must do before starting to assemble is review the straps and stitching that form part of the saddle and reins, as well as the hand and foot guards. Checking it daily can prevent potential damage to materials that are in poor condition, such as unstitched seams, preventing them from breaking and having to be replaced. Also, be aware that Equestrian equipment isn't cheap.

EQUIPMENT CLEANING: HOW TO DO IT

Equipment cleaning: How to do it: The reins and the saddle are the main components that make up the horse's riding capability. They can be made of two different materials, leather or synthetic, but in either case, it is important to clean them regularly to prevent them from spoiling.

Tips for new leather:  When buying a new piece of leather, it is strongly recommended to soak it in oil for approximately 24 hours so that it is deeply conditioned and leaves a softer leather that is easier to handle when you might fasten and unfasten the buckle. In the event that the leather has already been usedwipe with a damp cloth, then apply saddle soap, remove the excess, and fat or oil can also be applied.

The mouthpiece: It is essential to keep the horse's mouth clean and in good condition at all times to prevent injury. The protectors: You always have to wash them after installation and use a small brush to remove any dirt that is still stuck.

Shops where you can buy equipment: Veterval. 

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[author] [author_image timthumb=’on’]https://mundoequestre.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/1633006555645.jpg[/author_image] [author_info] Article written by Cristina Prado Benéitez. Legal Advisor at Sagasta 21 Abogados. She is also a contributing writer for various websites and magazines, specialising in gaming, eSports and equestrian sport. In addition, she is the co-founder of the blog Odbrana Legal (https://odbranalegal.com/), and an ambassador and lecturer at ISDE, Thomson Reuters and Universidad Tech. Contact: +34651335416 – cpradobeneitez@gmail.com