Saddle girth with protective cover
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Jun 23, 1998
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May 10, 1996
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May 10, 1996
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A protective cover for saddle girths is made of a thickness of scratch-resistant and tear-resistant polyvinyl chloride having a textured surface. The cover is in the form of a sleeve covering the belt portion of the girth to act as a protective pad between the girth and the horse's skin, and is of a closed-cell foam to prevent absorption of water. Toughness of the cover prevents tears and abrasions by spurs, brush, and the like, increasing the longevity of the cover and enhancing its appearance.
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