Pulling a mane without being killed!

Jill Crewe said:
I must admit I was a bit cautios of using the mane rake for the first time last night. It comes off in quite big lumps so I didn't want to get carried away! Like when my Mum use to cut my fringe when I was younger and she couldn't get it straight so it would get shorter and shorter!
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haha you are not alone! my mum has scarred me for life!
 
One of mine hates having his mane pulled, he won't even let it be back-combed. I either hog it (leave the forelock-he's tb and he'd look silly!) or attack it with scissors. Tried the solocomb, but it was a struggle due to the back-combing issue and I ended up with sticky up bits:rolleyes:

He was bitten by a snake and lost a chunk of skin just in front of where a rug would sit; I found it in the field, complete with hair and mane. The mane hair was about an inch long on the underside:eek: No wonder he hated me pulling it if it went that deep!
 
I use a solo comb and mane rake..

Did Buds last night actually, always get nice plaits, the trick is to do it little by little and only rake the underside.

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Hate pulling, wouldn't let anyone pull my horses mane, its an unnecessary evil.
 
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