Turnout - Rug Check

Turnout answers one question every horse owner asks before breakfast: do they need a rug today, and if so which one? Tell it where your field is and a little about your horse, and it reads the forecast for your turnout hours specifically — not the whole day, and not the nearest town. WHAT IT TELLS YOU • Naked, rain sheet, 100g, 200g or 300g, with the reason in plain English • Why: "it's 8° but the wind makes it feel like 4°, and rain sets in at 11:00" • Warnings that matter: gusts strong enough to want strap checks, a swing warm enough that the rug should come off by lunch, ice in the trough • An hourly rainfall map, and where the rain is heading • Grass sugar and laminitis risk, based on soil temperature, brightness and a week of rainfall IT ASKS ABOUT YOUR HORSE A clipped thoroughbred and a native pony need different rugs on the same day. Turnout accounts for clip, type, age, field…