Kentwood Farm

Westwood Winds

Willow Hill Farm

Dream Catchers

Merrymount Farm

Mattachanna Farm

Cedar Valley

Balmullo Farm

Emerald Ridge Stables

Stonehouse Stables

Drinkwater Equestrian

Hounds Tail

Colonial Williamsburg

Running Cedar Farm

Merrifield Farm

Matoaca

Edgefield Farm

Cedar Hill

Rolling Run Farm

Dover Green Stables

Red Fox Farm

Applegarth

Baileywick

Payton Hall

Spring Valley Farm

Hidden Pond Farm

Pine Orchard

Meadow Hill Farm

Knuckle Hill

Cadeaux Show Stables

Sycamore Hall Farm

RMC - Coventry

Chestnut Oak Stables

Watermark Farm

Hidden Meadows Farm

Hillbrook Farm

Cedar Knoll Farm

Foxtrot Farm

Shallowbrook Farm

Field Crest

Breezy Knoll

Bent Tree Farm

Mill Creek

Hunter Lane Stables

Four Seasons

Stillbrook Farm

Cranberry Acres

Saddlebrook Stables

Tall Tales Equestrian

Oakdale Equestrian

Templar Farms

Zephyr's Way

River Road Riding

Tuckahoe Plantation

James River Equestrian

Norwood Stables

Cedar Ridge Equestrian

Level Green

Fine Creek Equestrian

Fitzgerald Stables

Stone Haven

Butcher's Run

MHM LLC

Middleburg Hunt Club

Cabin Branch Farm

At Luckyhorse we use industrial washing machines that are equipped to handle both the size and the amount of dirt found in horse blankets.

What do we wash with?

We use sodium percarbonate, an oxidizing agent that is completely safe for humans and horses. It is often found in things like toothpaste or other body care products.  

How does it work?

When water is introduced, sodium percarbonate turns into hydrogen peroxide which is great for getting out tough stains and sodium carbonate, also known as washing soda or soda ash. Tough oily stains are easily broken down and released from the fabrics due to sodium carbonates alkaline nature.

Is it safe and fragrance free?

Sodium Percarbonate is fragrance free and leaves no residues in the many layers of batting and fabric in horse blankets. This makes it safe for horses with even the most sensitive skin.

Where's the proof?

This stuff works like magic, and enables us to transform dirty stinky blankets into like new blankets. Check out our instagram for before and after pictures!

Can you wash my dog bed?

Yes! We can wash your dog bed or dog bed cover and just about anything else you wouldn't want to wash in your home machine.

Your blankets are treated with Durable Water Repellant (DWR) finish when they're first made.  This makes the water bead up and fall away.

Overtime with exposure to dirt, abrasion, and UV rays, this DWR needs to be cared for or reapplied.

Factors such as use, age, and material affect how well your blanket will retain it's water repellance and also how well it will receive new applications.

How does Luckyhorse re-waterproof blankets?

We use a Durable Water Repellant finish that is designed to be applied to wet blankets and then is set on low heat during the drying cycle. The DWR we use meets all current safety and environmental regulations.

Does washing my blanket remove the waterproofing?

Actually, it is the complete opposite. In order to refurbish waterproof finishes it is important to wash away dirt and reactivate the DWR finish by applying low heat.

How do I know if my blanket needs waterproofing?

Simply sprinkle some water on the blanket surface. Does it bead up and slide away? You're good to go!

If it sinks in and darkens the fabric, it's time to waterproof again.

Luckyhorse recommends re-waterproofing at least every other season with medium to light use. If you always blanket your horse, we recommend waterproofing every season.

Why do my newer blankets seem to have less effective waterproofing?

As waterproofing finishes have evolved, they've also improved from an environmental standpoint.  However, there is a trade off.  Environmentally more friendly DWR finishes are also slightly less durable.  This makes regular washing and even more important to maintaining your blanket's performance.

It's amazing what horses can do to their blankets... or more appropriately it is amazingly frustrating! 

At Luckyhorse, we never claim to have seen it all, but we can repair just about anything you bring our way.

Our goal is to extend the life and water repellance of your blanket as long as possible. We will always repair exterior holes, but sometimes we choose to leave liner tears untouched.

Sewing Machines

We use industrial sized machines that are strong enough to sew through all the layers of even the most fluffy blanket and are also big enough to maneuver the most enormous and unwieldy blankets.

Our sewing machines are actually designed to sew sailboat sails and leather, thus making them perfect for horse blankets.  The stitches are strong and designed to last.

Thread

Blankets are an investment and we want to ensure they last as long as possible.  This means that our repairs need to hold up in the sun, dirt, and whatever else your horse can dream up.

We use bonded polyester thread designed to resist damaging UV rays and hold up to daily wear and tear.

Hardware and Webbing

It's amazing what a horse can do to a surcingle, but don't count your blanket lost! Luckyhorse has surcingles, snaphooks, slides and d-rings to repair any missing, bent, or broke hardware.

We use bonded polyester webbing to resist dry rot and damage from the sun and dirt when replacing belly straps.

Leg straps and butt straps

We can replace those too! If you want a few extra to have on hand, just let us know and we can add them to your invoice!