Cooling on the horse’s terms.

Horse people have from times immemorial chilled horses’

legs with water and clay after hard work.

Why water and clay?

Probably because it

was observed

that wild horses

themselves chose this  method.

SWEDE CLAY

Product description: Cooling Clay for horses.

 

Area of use: Use after hard work and for the daily care of the

competition horses’ legs.

 

Information:

• Works as a heat exchanger by helping extract the heat from the horses’ legs.

• Thereby helping the legs cool more deeply and effectively.

• Used and recommended by top trainers and vets.

• Contains no doping substances.

• Packed into plastic buckets with tight-fitting lids.

• Detailed directions for use are presented on the bucket.

• Ready to use, easy to smear on.

 

Direction for use:

Fast cooling: Smear a thick layer directly onto the actual area. Leave on until the clay is completely dry. After cooling brush or wash off if desired, otherwise it will drop off by itself.

Slow cooling: Wrap paper on top of the clay and bandage the leg. A cooling effect (but not as effective as the clay only) will ensue, and after this a heating effect. The paper wrapped clay will act in a similar fashion to a stable bandage.

 

Declaration: Magnesium Sulphate, Glacial Acetic Acid, Alum, Linseed Oil, Kaolin, Mica, Felspar, Quartz, Sodium Bensoat, Spring Water.

 

Article number: 1055: 4 kg 1056: 10 kg

“I have for many years used ECLIPSE BIOFARMAB’s

different horse care products, the company’s cooling clay SWEDE CLAY amongst others. I have found that the products are of a consistently high quality.

The cooling clay builds upon

old well-tried ideas, already

used by skilled “horsemen” in

the old days. The cooling clay

fulfils its function well for

cooling down the trotters’ legs

and also as a warm and wet

compress.

A good result is achieved on

the horse’s own terms.

I recommend using ECLIPSE

BIOFARMAB’s products.”

Stig H Johansson, one of the

worlds leading trotting

trainer.