FAQs

Size charts are located on the product detail page under Size Chart.

Please see Measuring chart and "How to Measure Half Chaps" video under the product detail page.

Generally, the child"s tennis shoe will measure the same as the paddock boot. Measure your child's feet from heel to longest toe. Use a ruler to measure the distance from the heel to toe. One foot may be larger than the other. Order the size of the larger foot measure. Daisy Clipper Paddock boots come in regular width only. Made for girls and boys.

Please see Leather Care Instructions tab under "Leather Goods" product page.

Conditioning and Caring for Huntley Sedgwick Bridle Leather

Conditioning and caring for the Huntley Sedgwick Bridle leather is very important to the rider and horse.  Sedgwick Leather that is properly cared for will provide a safe ride and years of use for the equine athlete. 

Using synthetic oils, solvents, and fixatives on Sedgwick leather will break down the fibrous structure of the leather.  Dipping or soaking Sedgwick leather in oil will damage the leather by oversaturating the leather fibers and will cause the sealed edge, along the raised sections of the bridle, to dissolve.  

DO NOT USE HOT OIL, DIP OR SOAK BRIDLE LEATHER IN OIL, OR “STRIP” BRIDLE LEATHER

NEW LEATHER CARE INSTRUCTIONS

1. Always check the fit of the bridle before treating with leather care
2. Apply a healthy coat of Huntley Sedgwick Leather care to both the grain (top) and flesh (back) of each piece of leather using a sponge or towel
3. Allow to dry, apply an additional coat of Huntley Sedgwick leather care if needed.
4. When dry to the touch, buff with a soft, dry cloth.
5. Place leather in a bridle bag, store in a climate-controlled environment, away from dust

DAILY CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. Clean off dirt, sweat and hair with a clean towel after each ride
2. Carefully dampen a sponge or towel with water
3. Squeeze excess water out of sponge or towel
4. Gently clean each piece of leather with a natural glycerin soap or saddle soap
5. Wipe off any excess soap with a clean towel
6. Place leather in a bridle bag, store in a climate-controlled environment, away from dust

If bridle leather feels dry, has been exposed to inclement weather, or a damp environment, apply Huntley Equestrian Sedgwick Leather Care to the leather.  Allow leather to dry.  Apply an additional coat of leather care if needed.