|
Dalmar
on Pole with Robert Smith
Dalmar Ireland, manufacturer
of the world’s most technologically advanced
tendon boots, is pleased to be continuing its
association with show jumper, Robert Smith for
a third consecutive year.
Robert endorses Dalmar’s range of boots,
using them on his top international horses both
in competition and at home, and is delighted
with the comfort, performance and protection
they offer his horses.
“I am impressed with the design and technical
innovation of Dalmar’s boots as I feel
they give my horses the best possible protection
which is vital in world class competition,”
says Robert.
The patented design utilizes materials technology
transferred from Formula One and Aerospace industries.
The designer is a former Formula One engineer
with a lifetime’s experience in horses.
Andrew Daly has applied his knowledge of both
industries with the support of veterinary scientists
and leading equine professionals in developing
his advanced Dalmar range.
Dalmar’s ultra lightweight tendon boots
for show jumpers, eventers and racehorses have
carbon fibre shields to give the best possible
protection against tendon injury in the event
of the severest of over-reach strikes and from
any hard knocks to the canon bone and fetlock
joint. The carbon fibre content helps the force
of any impact to be distributed over the entire
length of the boot, immediately deflecting from
the horse’s flexor tendons and suspensory
ligaments.
They are also unique in being the world’s
first air-cooled tendon boots designed to effectively
cool the horse’s tendons. Latest research
published by the Royal Veterinary College shows
that excessive heat build-up is a significant
factor in causing the onset of injury to the
flexor tendon cores while galloping.
Manufactured in Ireland, the patented boots
have been tested thoroughly over the past eight
years. The design also features a quick wrap
fastener that guarantees a secure fit with even
pressure applied to the horse’s legs.
This also enables the boots to be put on or
taken off in less than a second – simple,
safe and ideal for busy yards.
|