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Rubber Curry Comb

 

Dandy Brush

Water Brush

Trimming Scissors

Cactus Cloth

Grooming your horse helps to tone its muscles, clean its skin, circulate the blood and improve its appearance.

When cleaning the head, gently use a soft-bristled body brush.

The eyes, nostrils and dock should be cleaned with separate sponges.

The neck and body should be cleaned firstly with a plastic or rubber currycomb removing dried mud, loose hairs and sweat then followed with a body brush.

Clean the legs with a stiff bristled dandy brush.

A body brush is best for brushing the mane and tail.

Use a mane comb for pulling and trimming.

Use a hoof pick to pick out all the mud and stones from the hooves.

Hoof Pick

Body Brush & Curry Comb

Thinning Scissors

 

Hoof Pick & Brush

Plastic Curry Comb

Mane & Tail Comb

Mane Comb