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Farnam Companies, Inc.

Les Vogt

A protective support wrap for a lower leg of a horse including a panel having an inner surface and an outer surface and a length dimension suitable for wrapping around the lower leg of the horse, a tendon support roll affixed to the panel and having a surface protruding outwardly of the inner surface of the panel so as to press against the tendon of the lower leg, and a fastener affixed to the panel and extending outwardly therefrom for affixing to the outer surface of the panel when the panel is wrapped around the lower leg. The tendon support roll includes a first tendon support roll affixed to the panel and extending transverse to the length dimension of the panel and a second tendon support roll affixed to the panel in spaced parallel relationship to the first tendon support roll. Each of the first and second tendon support rolls has an upper end tapered so as to thicken in a direction toward a lower end. The lower end of each of the first and second tendon support rolls is tapered so as to thicken in a direction toward the upper end. Each of the upper and lower ends of the first and second tendon support rolls has curved edges.

Protective support wrap for a horse leg

A protective support wrap for a lower leg of a horse including a panel having an inner layer and an outer layer, a first fastener affixed to the panel and extending outwardly therefrom, and a fetlock cradle sling strap having a first portion integrally connected to the panel and extending outwardly from an edge of the panel. The panel has a dimension suitable for wrapping around the lower leg of the horse. The first fastener is affixed to the outer layer of the panel when the panel is wrapped around the lower leg of the horse. The fetlock cradle sling strap has a fastener affixed to an end of the first portion opposite the side edge. The first portion of the fetlock cradle sling strap is integral with the outer layer of the panel. The first portion of the fetlock cradle sling strap extends outwardly from the side edge of the panel at an approximately forty-five degree angle. The inner layer is adhesively fastened in surface-to-surface contact with the outer layer. The upper and lower edges of the inner and outer layers are stitched together by cross-stitching.

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Santa Maria, CA, United States of America

Les Vogt