Is it ok to leave my horse that is wet on our pasture?

Question

I have a show tomorrow and i wash my horse i got all the water of of him but couldn't get a lot off of the 2 back legs, so i wrapped them for a while then i took them off. He lives out side all year round so i think he should be ok am i right?

Answer 1

yes it is okay, Wild horses get wet all the time and dry off fast.
Our horses live outside all year round to. they get wet with all the rain.

Answer 2

When you bathe a horse you should blot as much of the water off as possible, unless the weather outside is very warm. Horses are prone to chills, especially if they have been working out a lot.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

As long as you used a sweat scraper to get all of the excess water off and it was a sunny day outside he should be fine =) as long as you check on him at night and make sure he's not still wet or cold... The temp. tends to drop at night drastically from the day temp. Warm day is not equal to warm night =)

Answer 5

He will be fine. I gave my horse a bath today as well and put him back in the pasture.

Answer 6

He will be fine, just not as clean as you left him tonight.... If he's anything like my mules its instantaneous rolling in the biggest mudpile ever after a bath when left unattended :D

Good luck at your show tomorrow!!