Intrepid International Crochet Fly Veil with Ears - Ultimate Protection and Style for Your Horse Review

I don't know if this is for me but veils without a drawstring to tie under a horse's chin never last. It flew away on the trail during our most recent trip. But it's good quality

My 15.1 inch appendage has about 2 inches of extra webbing over the tops of the ears. I still only use it for breaking in as I don't really care about looks, but any horse with a smaller head or anyone who minds "mule ears" probably won't like it.

Great ear mesh! My poor red mare suffers with her forelock tickling her ears as she gallops (she's a bit. dodgy). It suits her perfectly, even with her huge Dutch ears! Keeps them from bothering bugs and hair and we can have a more focused and productive journey. Oh, and it's very cute too!

Just arrived and I love it. The colors are correct. The only thing is NO STRING. Just so everyone knows. It is not connected to any line. It suits me because I ride both English and Western and my stance is on one ear so no neck brace and it actually works great for me. So this is the winner!

I've had this hat for years and love it! I use it once or twice a week and it still stays like new! He's had trips through the washing machine and it's ok! The ear slots are quite large, I have a 16.2 Thoroughbred hand with slightly above average ears and there is still room but this is a common pattern on all hoods as the size is one size fits all! Highly recommended!

After years of use, you'll probably nod when I say they're also too tight from ear to ear. 20 years ago it cried. Fast forward to today: same crying :( I've tried mine on 9 different horses of different breeds. Too tight on all. Ear length, from base to tip, will always be a gamble. But ear piercing placement (across the bar ) always gets too tight (for average horses!) predictable and annoying This color goes perfectly with my intended patriotic outfit, but I'm not going to torment my cute…