Stable Stains!!!!

[You Wont Forget Me]

My horse is forever getting stable stains and i cant get rid of them other than giving him a full bath, which doesnt always get rid of them! so what are your best tips for getting rid of them??? Crazy ideas welcome, just need to find anything??

 

[You Wont Forget Me]

Anyone???? lol

 

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Cowboy magic daily on the stain and a damp nucrofibre cloth.

 

[Meowy Catkin]

Cowboy Magic. Now I have this, keeping my grey clean isn't a problem at all.

 

[Jackson]

Let them dry then rub them with the edge of a groomers stone in the direction of the coat until they disappear Saved me hours in the winter and meant that my boy didn't have to get cold for a bath.

OT but I just realised if you google groomers stone a picture of my very muddy horse comes up

 

[You Wont Forget Me]

Oooh thanks i'll have to try these thanks, any more???

 

[juliette]

Dungaway

 

[VioletStripe]

Cowboy magic, cactus cloth, body brush and elbow grease! xx

 

[You Wont Forget Me]

Cowboy magic is definatly on the cards then!!

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

Lynne Russell: spray it on, wash it off. Simples! Can't be bettered IMO - mine's a piebald and always seems to get mucky on his white bits.

Also I find Johnsons Baby Wipes are a handy thing to have in your grooming kit at a show, good for stains too. Plus tack & anything else you need to clean!

 

[CrazyHorse!]

Hi, I Have A Grey, Shes Forever Getting Stable Stains, I See That Someone Has Suggested 'Dungaway' Already, I Just Wanted To Let You Know, That Its A Brilliant Thing, It Always Works For Me, Just Spray Some On The Stain And Rub With A Normal Grooming Brush Untill Gone, Its Quick, Easy And Theres No Mess! I Fully Recomend This Stuff! It Doesnt Cost Much Either, You Can Get It In A Spray Bottle From Most Tack/Horse Shops!
Hope This Helps
Clo

 

[Janette]

Cowboy Magic for smaller stains, otherwise its a wet sponge and Tresmme. The 'removes deep down, city grime' variety.

Don't let them be - get rid of them, or else they 'stick'.

I have a piebald mare, and the night before a show, she wears a LW waterproof rug, a Tailgator tailbag, and Thermalux leg wraps to keep the feather clean. I also spray her hocks liberally with Showshine - to stop the poo sticking.