Winter blanketing?
Answers: Wait, especially if he has a stall to find in out of the weather. If you blanket him presently he will not grow a winter coat. Best to get as much of one on as possible. Remember that a horse is so much larger than we are they do not take as cold. Their number one problem is shedding heat not keeping it. So they are fine as long as they are dry at temps down to freezing. Below that they necessitate extra grain (I prefer corn for this because it is lofty in calories) to generate ample heat to save warm.
My cousin used to travel around buying corn from the midwestern states for multi-million dollar TB race horses. He be paid top dollar to find the best corn within the Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska area. That is one of the things that granted me on corn for winter months. Spring. summer and fall I use oats or a intuitive dairy.
I say present it some time to see if his coat comes in. Blanketing him will absolutely slow down any potential growth. Maybe he just doesn't own a huge winter coat. Unless he is obviously freezing he is probably fine. Good luck!
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