I sort out his saddle area to ride and curry off the worst elsewhere (or grooming block it) and, I am afraid to say, I leave the rest! He wont be hosed off properly until a week on Tuesday when he will be prepared for hunting! Plus I want him to keep as much natural defense in his coat as possible - we are lucky that our hacking is on private land so no one sees us!
That is one filthy horse, I thought my cream dun ground the mud in but i dont think I have ever seen him that bad; luckily the rest of mine are dark bays and one chestnut flaxen who will grind his forelock and mane into the dirt, yuk; but I dont think i will moan about it any more, lol!!
Thankies. She does seem to indulge in a daily mud pack but it flicks off sooo easily - I've never come across anything like it before! Just hope she stops growing soon or I won't be able to reach the high bits
Really!? Its brilliant stuff! Mix 1 part vinegar to about 10 parts boiling water and hot towel. Fantastic stuff! Especially in the winter when its too cold to bath. I'll put the mud repellant down to T's super fine tb coat then.
ROFL, that is so funny! Sorry but I can't beat that! My boy is a georgous pink roan, which hides a multitude of sins thankfully!
Its a bit like groundhog day for you at the mo then?? Tomorrows pic is gonna be even better then what with all todays rain!
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Really!? Its brilliant stuff! Mix 1 part vinegar to about 10 parts boiling water and hot towel. Fantastic stuff! Especially in the winter when its too cold to bath. I'll put the mud repellant down to T's super fine tb coat then.
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It's even better mixed with 100% alcohol - we called it rubbing alcohol in the US. It's difficult to get over here though - you CANNOT drink it though - would prob kill you
Oh he is in overnight! Got him at at 3 today (he went out at about 11) as the rain started to spit and I didnt want him soaked! It is exactly like Groundhog day but luckily I play ponies as my day job so it isnt a big deal!