I think I've found the secret to show ring shine

StockHorseGirl · 06-15-2008, 09:13 PM

I think I found the secret to show ring shine this weekend. Of course regular thorough grooming and good diet are the man thing but this will give your horse a some extra sheen.

First, bathe your horse in Quic Color. This stuff is AWESOME! I gave Kismet a quick bath in it Friday night and when I went to her stall Saturday morning I was like

. She was sooooo shiney, and the shampoo really did improve her color. If you have a white you might want to use Quic Silver, if you have a black or dark bay/brown try Quic Black.

After that I applied a thin layer of Quic Sheen to her. I highly recommend this product! It gives a unique shimmer (not a glitter, just a really cool shine) to your horse and improves the coat color even more. I put this on her sun bleached mane and the next day the bleached part had gotten darker. Best of all it doesn't make the horse slippery, so if you ride you should definitely try it!

And you're done! I could take Kissy out of her stall and just have to brush her mane to the right side with my fingers. No 10 minute brushing before every class! It also took care of saddle marks for me. Once the sweat dried for a few minutes the coat looked just like it had before I rode.

sheryl15 · 06-16-2008, 06:20 AM

Sounds like it worked a treat..they are great products...bet she looked wonderful

Sheryl
www.highlandparkshowhorses.com

06-15-2008, 09:13 PM	#1
StockHorseGirl Senior Member+ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Northeastern AL Posts: 565 Images: 47	I think I've found the secret to show ring shine I think I found the secret to show ring shine this weekend. Of course regular thorough grooming and good diet are the man thing but this will give your horse a some extra sheen. First, bathe your horse in Quic Color. This stuff is AWESOME! I gave Kismet a quick bath in it Friday night and when I went to her stall Saturday morning I was like . She was sooooo shiney, and the shampoo really did improve her color. If you have a white you might want to use Quic Silver, if you have a black or dark bay/brown try Quic Black. After that I applied a thin layer of Quic Sheen to her. I highly recommend this product! It gives a unique shimmer (not a glitter, just a really cool shine) to your horse and improves the coat color even more. I put this on her sun bleached mane and the next day the bleached part had gotten darker. Best of all it doesn't make the horse slippery, so if you ride you should definitely try it! And you're done! I could take Kissy out of her stall and just have to brush her mane to the right side with my fingers. No 10 minute brushing before every class! It also took care of saddle marks for me. Once the sweat dried for a few minutes the coat looked just like it had before I rode. __________________ Lawren Horses are living proof that God loves us.

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06-16-2008, 06:20 AM	#2
sheryl15 Full Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Sutton Forest NSW Australia Posts: 63	Sounds like it worked a treat..they are great products...bet she looked wonderful Sheryl www.highlandparkshowhorses.com