Any tips please

[malibu211211]

Had a great schooling session on Monty this morning in preparation for our 1st dressage test tomorrow

Found that if I hold my hands up where they are supposed to be

he doesn't do his giraffe impression

Just got to get the filthy beastie clean now

Thinking of wrapping him in cling film

Just had to show a brush to my last horse and he'd shine, don't think it's gonna be that easy with this one

Anyone got any tips for our test tomorrow as now have the dreaded butterflies and it's only 12.30pm

Any tips to get filthy beastie clean would be appreciated

 

[stencilface]

I've heard that white wine vinegar is good, but think that is maybe just for getting the grease out? Is hard getting anything non-bay/chesnut to shine or look in any way clean though! (thats why I like duns - they look muddy to start with - so whats the point in brushing?!)

I've heard that VERY dilute bleach is good for white tails - never used it though and don't endorse it so don't slate me for that one!

 

[ibot]

we use chalk on one of ours at the stable you can also get putty chalk as well but i am not sure how that goes on.
good luck