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Rubber Curry Comb- Use this
brush in a circular, massaging motion over
your horse's body. This brush helps to
loosen hair and dirt.
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Stiff Dandy Brush-Use this
brush after the Rubber Curry Comb. The
Stiff Dandy Brush can be used in short,
quick strokes to whisk away the dirt and
hair that was loosened with the Rubber
Curry. Do to it's abrasive bristles,
this brush is generally not used on the
horse's face or below the knee or hock.
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Soft Brush- Use this brush
on your horse's face and sensitive areas.
The Soft Brush can be used across the entire
body of the horse as well to smooth hair and
polish the coat.
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Hoof Pick- An
essential item to help keep your horse
sound.
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Fly Spray- Keep your
horse's attention on you- not on the flies!
Choose a spray that is not oil based to
prevent direct from collecting on your
horse's coat.
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Braid Bands- Braid bands
help keep your horse's mane under control
and present a more polished image.
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Hair Brush- A human hair
brush is a great way to rid your horse's
mane and tail or tangles.
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Razor- Use a razor on
the day of the show to remove straggly hairs
and stubble from the horse's muzzle.
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Washcloth- An everyday
washcloth can remove dirt and residue from
your horse's face just before you enter the
arena.
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Show Sheen- Give your
horse an extra glow with show sheen just
before you enter the show pen. Apply
sparingly to the saddle area, as it may
cause your saddle to slip. Show Sheen
also is a great product to use for getting
rid of tangles in your horse's tail or main.
