Mane dilemma (To pull or not to pull)

Champion1969

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I don't know what to do about my mares mane it is very long and straggly and flips on both sides, she is a cob and still fluffy and babyish. A lady at the yard has offered to pull it for me not too short, but I'm not sure. Not a very good photo, but you may get the jest of it.

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I would say pull it - but use a solo comb. Mine arrived yesterday and I went mane mad!! They're brilliant - same effect as pulling but no pain! My big chunky cob now has a lovely neat short mane and it took minutes.
 
Tronk said:
I would say pull it - but use a solo comb. Mine arrived yesterday and I went mane mad!! They're brilliant - same effect as pulling but no pain! My big chunky cob now has a lovely neat short mane and it took minutes.
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I was looking at one of those the other day, are they easy to use?
 
Yes really easy. I had a look at the demo on their website
http://www.sologroom.com/
and it really was as simple as that.

I imagine it might be less stressful for a youngster to use a solocomb rather than conventional pulling? I like the fact that you can just use it whenever, rather than waiting for them to be warm after a ride/or for when you have the time to spare to do it.
 
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