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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Texas
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Could someone list thier step by step proceedure for horse grooming? It would help newbies to develop a plan when grooming. Plus give some of us regular groomers some hints an ideas. Thanks Bobi |
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| Full Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Somewhere USA
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Normal Grooming/daily grooming (Before riding/exercising) 1. crurry with rubber curry 2. if shedding season use shedding blade 3. brush with stiff brush (not face or legs or othe sencitive areas but all else) 4. use medium brush on all but face 5. use finishing brush on all but face 6. slide halter over neck and curry face with soft rubber curry and brush face with face brush 7. pick feet/ brush off outside of hoof 8. brush mail and tail 9. comb mane and tail (and on my mustang those handsome long ferlongs) 10. spray with show sheen on coat (all but face and sencitive areas) 11. use finishing brush over all 12. recomb mane and tail with show seen in it 13. step back and see if you missed anything and if you did fix it For Dirty horse- 1. curry with rubber curry 2. brush with stiff brush 3. rubber curry again (until all caked mud/ other is lossened) 4. if shedding season use shedding rake 5. brush with medium brush until all caked mud/dirt/sand/other is basically off exept for stains (if you cant curry again and then brush) 6. all stains put stain remover on and let soak for a couple mins. (depending on brand you use and baby wipes work well too) 7. scrub stain remover in 8. if it is a rince off thing then rinse and if it is a leave in then take off with a towel 9. repeat 6-8 until stain is out 10. brush body and legs with stiff brush 11. spray mane and tail with detangler 12. brush out mane and tail 13. comb out mane and tail and fetlocks 14. pick feet/ brush hooves 15. brush body and legs with finishing brush 16. slide halter onto neck and curry (with soft flexible curry)face 16. brush face with face brush 17. step back to see any more stains if so do 6-8 on them 18. spray with show sheen (body, legs, mane and tail) 19. use finishing brush on body and legs 20. comb out mane and tail again 21. step back and see if you missed anything if you did fix it wow that was long, didnt mean for it to be like that. also i kind of refuse to ride my horse unil I have him groomed well (some people just dont) running_ horse_on red_hors |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004
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1) start with hoof picking 2) curry comb 3) dandy brush/flick brush 4) body brush 5) mane comb thats just a simple routine that my riding school taught us which lasted an hour and a half!! |
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| Full Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: North Carolina
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Daily Routine: 1)I will curry comb my horse 2)Dpending on how dirty you either currycomb him/her again or use a stiff brush 3)If shedding season i would use a slick n easy block or shedding blade (some horses are sensitive and dont like them so becareful) 4)Use a meduim bristled brush and flick off the lose dirt 5)Rub down with a damp towel 6)Go back over the body with a hard brush 7)Sometimes i will spray them with showsheen or lasersheen 8) Go over legs, and body with a finishing brush 9)undo tail, put some conditioner in it,pick out with my hands and then braid it back or i put it in a tail bag 1o) Brush out the mane 11)Brush over the face(make sure not to get anything in their eyes) 12) pick out the hooves and use a certain hard brush or a hoof pick with a brush at the end and brush off the dirt on the hooves 13) Give your horse a treat and admire how pretty they are |
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1)Curry comb in one hand soft brush in the other curry one area brush it down ( kind of like karate kid roflmao) 2)comb out mane, take tail out of tailbag do a slight brush if needed ( I do not comb since it can break off hairs) braid again put back in tail bag. 3)I take a damp rag and wipe down face, then rest of body. (If face has mud on it I curry comb it first) 4)Pick hooves and brush them underneath and outside. 5)over all spritsing of insect spray -----after riding----- If weather permits rinse horse off, then squeegee, do a quick brush down then apply more insect spray. I like to take a walk till horses is dry (walk with the horse that is) If I am going to a show then I show shine. If not my bum slips off the horse cause she is so smooth. (bareback of course) |
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