Kavalkade Short Girth with Lambskin Moon - The Moon Girth is a specially cut girth with genuine lambskin, especially suitable for horses that are very narrow in the front but have a short back and wide rib cage. Saddles often slip forward on these horses, but the half-moon cut of this girth provides sufficient support, while at the same time allowing greater elbow freedom.

Why is lambskin used? For one thing, it has an anti-allergic effect and is antiseptic, which means that horses with sensitive skin can also wear it. In addition, lambskin promotes blood circulation in the horses' muscles. Due to its natural creation, the fur literally massages the muscles when riding. Moreover, no heat accumulation develops under medical lambskin. Due to the natural creation, the fur has a temperature balancing effect and the horses do not sweat so quickly underneath. A genuine lambskin girth also has the special property of being dimensionally stable. This means that the fur straightens up again after every ride. Despite perspiration, the shape is retained.

Main features:
- Real lambskin
- Textile girth
- Suitable for sensitive horses
- Washable at 30°C
- Suitable for narrow horses with wide ribbed arches

Size: 50 - 75cm

Use of the Moon Girth Lambskin:
Moon girths are designed to give a better fit to horses that generally have the problemght: 0,7 kg
Colour: black, natural lambskin that the saddle slides a lot. Especially for horses that are very narrow in the front, but have a short back and wide ribcage, the moon girth is very suitable.
Lambskin girths are often used for sensitive horses, which usually react sensitively to pressure. Here lambskin distributes the pressure evenly and pleasantly like no other material. As described above, real lambskin offers many advantages in use.
However, one thing to consider with lambskin is the stability of the saddle. If the horse generally already has difficulties with the saddle slipping or giving to the side, a lambskin girth is difficult to use. This is because lambskin girths can never be buckled as tightly as other materials, as the lambskin always provides a springy buffer between the horse's body and the girth.