Ventilated x-country boots (in white) for horse with short cannons

[Dr_Doolittle]

Looking to replace my Premier Equine ventilated boots (which have held up but are getting pretty ratty - and have never been a “perfect fit” on my mare), so I ordered some PE Carbon Tech Air Flex Eventing boots - beautiful boots!, but way too long for my 15’2" WB with short cannons.

Even the front boots are too long! I got size medium, but I’m thinking that even if I exchange them for a small they will still be too long.

I’m guessing I should just go back to these?

Premier Equine Air Cooled Original Eventing Boots

Any suggestions for ventilated boots that have a better fit and won’t break the bank? <100 ideally.

TIA!

[Alice]

These come in Extra-Small, no clue if they’d be wide enough though.

Equilibrium Tri-Zone Impact Sport Hind Boots - White

[emeraldcity]

I have Dover mesh ones and I feel like they are on the short side, but no way to compare to other brands since that’s all I have. They do come in white though.

ETA I’m pretty sure I have a pair of mediums and a pair of larges- lmk if you’d like me to measure them.

[Dr_Doolittle]

These sound promising – I really doubt she would take an extra small, though she’s a small horse she is not that light on bone

(ETA She is pretty “horse sized” in terms of length and substance – just has short legs! My husband calls her a T-Rex )

[Xanthoria]

Maybe try cob sized boots from the UK - they can often be shorter, bit solid in circumference.

LeMieux has measurements on their boots:

Carbon Air XC Front Boots Horse

[Dr_Doolittle]

I just ordered these, so fingers crossed – and thank you!

[Dr_Doolittle]

These look great, but don’t come in white

[BraveSC]

I have a small 15.2 guy and have these boots and have been really pleased with them… you can save alot if you order from the UK! I know you’d need to know the size but worth looking into. The markup in the US is absurd.

ETA: the poster linked to the UK where I got mine