PJ's/anything to keep mane DOWN?

[atot]

Chloe's mane does go loopy everytime it needs to go quiet....we are going to a 'party' on the 9th...will be putting plaits in the night before, but not bunching them up, as will be short on time in the morning because I live an 1hr away.

Is there any sort of neck cover that'll just help keep her mane lying on the right side and keep plaits in etc overnight....

thank yowww.x

 

[Apalacia01]

have a look on equestrian clearance warehouse - I think they have 'mane protetors' that are not just meant for turnout, but more for mane training which might do the trick

 

[polyphonic]

any type of neck cover with a hood will do the trick, and if you can bunch up the week before that helps calm it down and over

 

[jumpthemoon]

I put a hood on my boy in his stable - it keeps his mane lying down lovely

You know the type that has the shoulder bit as well to stop from rubbing - lycra thingy. His forelock goes a bit squiggly though!

 

[atot]

thank you all!!

jumpthemoon - do you know what your hood is called/what brand it is? thanks!

 

[polyphonic]

I have a masta one but its for stable use only

 

[polyphonic]

http://www.derbyhouse.co.uk/prodshow.asp?id=2573&a=srch

 

[Apalacia01]

Hehe, could get the full face lycra jobs....now those are cool. The pony would be seriously embarassed...especially as she already has a bright purple rug which when I first got her my mum wrote 'AMANDA AND ALICE' on the back in Permanent marker. That was 6 years ago!!! Hehe. Best way to embarass a pony...especially as shes next to all the boys!!

 

[atot]

thats niiiice - cheap compared to the other ones too.

 

[magicgirl]

You can't beat a lycra hood for use in the stables for keeping a mne over. I use them all the time for m natives with very unruly manes and they are great.

 

[Lotty]

Shires to one without the face & you don't need a head collar.

http://www.claytonanimalfeeds.co.uk/ProductLineView.aspx?ProductLineID=10903