Mane Pulling?

TiaPony

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Ok so i bought my mare with a pulled mane, really nice and tidy. Was never really keen on pulled manes but really suits her and i would love to maintain it if yoo cood guide me as to how?
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pulled my girlies mane today... she was brilliant... she even fell asleep! looks great now i love how it can just transform a horse!
 
I've always pulled manes with a normal comb, but because my mare hates having her mane pulled, I got a Solocomb for Christmas. Provided I can get similar results with the Solocomb, I will use that method from now on (if I can't its back to a regular comb I'm afraid).
 
Always proper pulling, especially if planning to plait the mane, a solocomb or cutting it can make the mane grow back thicker and with spikey bits in
 
Did our bigger boy yesterday. His has to be pulled because he's got so much thickness and he's looking much smarter now (what with the re-done, more radical clip as well). I pull when they're warm after exercise.
 
I wish to confess yesterdays sin.....i used scissors on my girls mane. only to get rid of the length before i pull it properly but i felt ever so ashamed as i was doing it.

there, i feel better for that!
 
Either proper pulled method, or on tricky horses or the SJs we use a blunt clipper blade, brilliant method, and good if your horses mane is thin and you don't want to pull much out. Use it as you would a pulling comb
 
I either use the normal method or a large serrated knife. I much prefer using the knife because it is so much quicker and the end result looks like a properly pulled mane. I use the knife to get the mane to the right length and then I slide the knife underneath the mane from root to tip to thin it.
 
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I wish to confess yesterdays sin.....i used scissors on my girls mane. only to get rid of the length before i pull it properly but i felt ever so ashamed as i was doing it.

there, i feel better for that!

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LOL!

I do that too
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To be honest, if you pull or solocomb after trimming the length, you get the desired effect anyway
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