Supreme Products Show Sheet with Detachable Neck
Description
Supreme Products Show Sheet with Detachable Neck
The Supreme Products Show Sheet with Detachable Neck is a lightweight, breathable horse rug made for the stable, the lorry and the showground. It is designed to keep a clean, prepared horse free from dust and dirt during the warmer months, so they arrive at the ring looking pristine.
Best for showing and competition horses, ponies and cobs that need a smart summer cover between classes, this sheet fastens with two sturdy double chest fastenings, adjustable crossed surcingle straps and a fillet string. The neck cover detaches, so one rug works as both a full-neck and a standard-cut show sheet.
Key Features
- Detachable neck: use with the neck on for full coverage or remove it for a standard-cut sheet
- Lightweight and breathable: a comfortable layer for warmer weather, stabling and travelling
- Coat protection: helps keep a bathed, plaited or quarter-marked horse free from dust and dirt
- Two double chest fastenings: embellished with Supreme Products detailing for a secure, smart front
- Adjustable crossed surcingles: keep the sheet stable and close-fitting without pressure on the spine
- Fillet string: helps stop the rug lifting at the rear in a breeze
- Versatile use: stable, travel, in-hand preparation, warm-up and waiting between classes
Specifications
| Brand | Supreme Products |
|---|---|
| Product type | Show sheet / stable and travel rug |
| Weight | Lightweight |
| Breathable | Yes |
| Neck | Detachable neck cover |
| Chest fastening | Two sturdy double chest fastenings with Supreme Products embellishment |
| Body straps | Adjustable crossed surcingle straps |
| Tail | Fillet string |
| Suitable for | Horse, pony and cob - stable, travelling and competitions |
| Not suitable for | Waterproof turnout use |
Browse more horse rugs to build a full set for the yard and the lorry.
How to Use
- Measure your horse in feet and inches from the centre of the chest, along the body, to the point of the buttock, and choose the closest size.
- Decide whether you need the neck cover fitted, then attach or remove it before rugging up.
- Fold the sheet, lay it over the withers and unfold it back along the body so the coat lies flat.
- Fasten the two double chest fastenings first, checking you can fit a flat hand comfortably at the chest.
- Cross the surcingle straps under the belly and adjust so a hand's width fits between strap and body.
- Attach the fillet string under the tail, then walk your horse forward a few steps and re-check the fit.
FAQ
Is this show sheet waterproof?
No. It is a lightweight, breathable show sheet intended for the stable, travelling and the showground, not a waterproof turnout rug. Use it under shelter or in dry conditions.
Can the neck cover be removed?
Yes. The neck is detachable, so you can use the rug as a full-neck sheet for maximum coat protection or as a standard-cut show sheet in warmer weather.
How do I measure for the right size?
Measure from the centre of the chest, along the side of the body, to the point of the buttock in feet and inches. Choose the size nearest that measurement. Too small and it may rub at the shoulder; too large and it tends to slip back.
What is the fillet string for?
The fillet string sits under the tail and helps stop the back of the rug lifting in the wind, keeping the sheet in place while your horse moves around the stable or lorry.
Can I use it while travelling to a show?
Yes. It is designed for use in the stable, while travelling and during busy competition days, helping keep the coat clean between loading and your class.
How should I care for it?
Brush off dust and dried dirt after use and follow the care instructions on the garment label. Check the chest fastenings and surcingles regularly for wear.
About Supreme Products
Supreme Products is a familiar name in the UK showing world, known for grooming preparations, rider clothing and horsewear developed with producers and show riders. Its rugs and sheets are built around the practical routine of preparing, travelling and presenting a horse in the ring.