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Author Topic: Shine Sprays RidinOnTheClouds Member Member # 1610 posted March 31, 2004 05:42 PM         Okay Im wanting an opinion on some shine products if you have ever used it,if it really shines your horse up. Dream Sheen Hair Polish By World Champion Vetrolin Shine Canter Silk Mane and Tail SunShield High Gloss Shine Equinique High Sheen Thanks Melissa -------------------- Horses are the most lovely things god put on this earth, and all are beautiful and intelligent in their own way. :-) Posts: 59 | From: North Carolina | Registered: Feb 2004 tn walker Member Member # 1338 posted March 31, 2004 06:49 PM         I personally LOVE Absorbine ShowSheen. The only thing to remember is to NOT put it on the saddle area of a horse, as it will make them pretty slick I also like the Equinine products. I have just started to use them, but I like what I see so fars -------------------- "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Confucius ~*Friends are quiet angles who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly*~ And on the 8th day, God said "Thou shalt not trot!". And the good horses listened. Posts: 923 | From: NC | Registered: Jan 2004 Toby&Arie Member Member # 969 posted March 31, 2004 06:55 PM         Showsheen all the way!!!!!! My horse is slick as a seal and supershiny when that goes on plus it is wonderful on the mane and tail as well . I love it I love it! -------------------- "You know you are going really fast when you are galloping the same way as the wind is blowing, yet there is wind in your ears." Posts: 381 | From: NYC | Registered: Nov 2003 jemzajewel Junior Member Member # 2027 posted March 31, 2004 10:15 PM         That stuff rocks! I use it at shows and it's just great! It looks like your horse is naturally shiny and sleek! But be careful when you use it on the saddle area, because it can cause the saddle to slip! Posts: 14 | From: Australia | Registered: Mar 2004 RidinOnTheClouds Member Member # 1610 posted April 01, 2004 05:13 AM         Thank you I use ShowSheen it does work really good, but i was going to try some new things...i guess ill just buy them and see how they work lol haha my horse would really love it...not really hes a gelding that acts like a stud -------------------- Horses are the most lovely things god put on this earth, and all are beautiful and intelligent in their own way. :-) Posts: 59 | From: North Carolina | Registered: Feb 2004 gallop3337 Member Member # 509 posted April 01, 2004 08:03 AM         If you see some Pepi, I'd pick that up! I love that stuff, not only does it make 'em look glossy, but it smells good too! I love that smell! (not that they don't already smell good ) -------------------- Speak your mind, but ride a fast horse. Posts: 359 | From: Wisconsin | Registered: Aug 2003 Tuckit Junior Member Member # 2077 posted April 01, 2004 10:15 AM         Quicsheen works really well. I use that and showsheen -------------------- Justin Posts: 3 | From: CA | Registered: Mar 2004 CJ Member Member # 1979 posted April 01, 2004 04:00 PM         Showsheen yes, or PLEDGE, believe it or not. Ever walk thru a show and get a whiff of lemon oil? Pledge, most likely. It's an effective, inexpensive, skin-safe way to shine up. Posts: 662 | From: NJ | Registered: Mar 2004 mustang_rider Junior Member Member # 2104 posted April 01, 2004 04:44 PM         I love the Absobine Showsheen too. It works on clipped or unclipped horses. I had a mustang who was completly scared of them so we sent to the show furry but shiny! -------------------- "A horse without a rider is still a horse, but a rider without a horse is no longer a rider" "You never think about the 50 horses you rescued, you think about the 50 you had to leave behind." "Time is what keeps everything from happening at once." "As long as there are tests, there will be prayer in public schools." Posts: 13 | Registered: Apr 2004 Michele Junior Member Member # 2458 posted May 09, 2004 04:48 PM         The best product on the market was Sleek and SHiney by Farnum. Unfortunately they don't make it anymore but they claim the equal isEquinique High Sheen. I tried Dream Sheen..and I find that to be almost as good as Sleek and Shiney. It's cheap, it smells good, it's not slippery and it's great for everyday use. I personally want Sleek and Shiney back on the market!!! Posts: 1 | From: NJ | Registered: May 2004 Nika Member Member # 1222 posted May 11, 2004 03:29 AM         I LOVE Silverado Coat Gloss, it works great and it's not as sticky as Showsheen. It smells really good 2 -------------------- ~Jumping is flatwork with speed bumps~ Posts: 37 | From: Canada | Registered: Dec 2003 Pony Magic Member Member # 242 posted May 11, 2004 08:29 AM         Equine Shine by Rio Vista is the best! It's the one without silcone. -------------------- My Horse is my Greatest Teacher. Posts: 160 | Registered: May 2003

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