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NEW 550ML BOTTLES*The new power in insect defense! Works against: horseflies, ticks, and all biting and non-biting flies. 100% keep-away power and long-lasting adhesion of the active ingredients even when your horse perspires.
Plaiting with cotton With your needle and cotton, sow up through the bottom of the plait. Make two turns around the bottom to secure the end. Push the needle through the top of the plait, near the base of the neck, being very careful not to stab your horse! Now fold the plait in…
Plaiting with cotton With your needle and cotton, sow up through the bottom of the plait. Make two turns around the bottom to secure the end. Push the needle through the top of the plait, near the base of the neck, being very careful not to stab your horse! Now fold the plait in half….
In a hard-wearing zip box, which includes waxed plaited cotton in Black, steel gray, Chestnut, and palomino. 9 large eye plaiting needles in a tube plaiting comb unpick cotton cutter 2 x leather finger savers Thimble
To traditionally pull the mane Tie your horse up. And give him a hay net to keep him occupied. Begin by combing the mane through with the mane comb. Start from the bottom of the mane, at the horses withers, as they tend to be less sensitive here. Slowly work your way up. Then…
Strapping Pads This procedure also stimulates the blood and brings a shine to the coat. It is usually incorporated in a full groom after exercise when the muscles are still warm Muscle will become toned. A developed top line Improved blood circulation during strapping A shiny, healthy looking coat Areas to strap The muscles along…
The old-fashioned Stretch Cotton Tail Bandages, 3 inches wide red, blue
