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Nags To Richies - the horse presentation specialist.
Here you'll find a range of handy video's that will teach you all aspects of presenting your horse for various types of competition.
Here you'll find a range of handy video's that will teach you all aspects of presenting your horse for various types of competition.
Dirty horse? Here's how to get them clean withOUT washing!
Getting our horses clean is often a necessary part of owning them but the downside of shampooing is the way that it strips the natural oils from the skin and coat.
Sebum is vital for the health of our horses. It provides a protective “armor” for them against toxins, dehydration, and environmental and mechanical stress, including temperature. While the hair and skin protect the animal, the sebum layer protects the skin and hair. The sebum layer is made up of fatty acids and oils that coat and protect the skin and hair.
When humans wash ourselves our body produces more sebum and our skin will back to it's natural levels in about 3 hours.
When we wash our horses it takes them 17-21 DAYS to reproduce their sebum and get it back to their normal levels!!! So if you're washing your horse every week or two then they're never getting those sebum levels back to where they should be.
And it really doesn't matter what claims the shampoo makes, doesn't matter what fancy ingredients/essential oils/vitamins etc it has in it. For it to clean the skin and hair it will remove the dirt and oils including the sebum.
But there is another way!
Use the HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner mixed with water as a grooming spray. Simply spray the coat to dampen with the hot oil mixture, brush in with a firm brush and let the magic happen!
It will lift the dirt from the skin and hair and leave it on the surface of the coat.
If you want to speed up the process you can do this process and then work your horse, the movement and warmth created from the work will help to lift the dirt up faster. Otherwise pop your horse back in the paddock/stable for a while, rug or not is totally up to you.
The beauty of this method is that not only are you removing dirt from your horses skin without stripping it with shampoo, but you're actually ADDING good oils to the skin and hair that will moisturise the skin and condition the hair.
Then once the dirt is on top you can remove it by hosing, or brushing, or a damp towel etc (depending on your facilities and the time of year/weather).
Not all hot oils are made equal...
There are many oils out there that people use on their horses coat. Some products contain mineral oils - which isn't necessarily a bad thing - it just comes down to what you're wanting to achieve. Mineral oils are used on people all the time as a barrier oil. They will sit on top of the skin and create a barrier against the environment. There is nothing wrong with this and they're often very gentle.
HOWEVER, the reason they sit on top is that they have a molecular size that is too big for them to be absorbed by the skin and the hair.
So if you're wanting a hot oil treatment that can be absorbed by the skin and the hair so it will moisturise and condition, you need it to have ingredients that all have a molecular size small enough. This is exactly why the HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner was developed to be what it is.
Want to give it a try? Check out the HSE Hot Oil & Super Sprayer pack here and get yourself a high volume heavy duty spray bottle and the hot oil and save by buying the combo.
If you already have a spray bottle then check out here for the different sizes of HSE Hot Oil available.
Sebum is vital for the health of our horses. It provides a protective “armor” for them against toxins, dehydration, and environmental and mechanical stress, including temperature. While the hair and skin protect the animal, the sebum layer protects the skin and hair. The sebum layer is made up of fatty acids and oils that coat and protect the skin and hair.
When humans wash ourselves our body produces more sebum and our skin will back to it's natural levels in about 3 hours.
When we wash our horses it takes them 17-21 DAYS to reproduce their sebum and get it back to their normal levels!!! So if you're washing your horse every week or two then they're never getting those sebum levels back to where they should be.
And it really doesn't matter what claims the shampoo makes, doesn't matter what fancy ingredients/essential oils/vitamins etc it has in it. For it to clean the skin and hair it will remove the dirt and oils including the sebum.
But there is another way!
Use the HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner mixed with water as a grooming spray. Simply spray the coat to dampen with the hot oil mixture, brush in with a firm brush and let the magic happen!
It will lift the dirt from the skin and hair and leave it on the surface of the coat.
If you want to speed up the process you can do this process and then work your horse, the movement and warmth created from the work will help to lift the dirt up faster. Otherwise pop your horse back in the paddock/stable for a while, rug or not is totally up to you.
The beauty of this method is that not only are you removing dirt from your horses skin without stripping it with shampoo, but you're actually ADDING good oils to the skin and hair that will moisturise the skin and condition the hair.
Then once the dirt is on top you can remove it by hosing, or brushing, or a damp towel etc (depending on your facilities and the time of year/weather).
Not all hot oils are made equal...
There are many oils out there that people use on their horses coat. Some products contain mineral oils - which isn't necessarily a bad thing - it just comes down to what you're wanting to achieve. Mineral oils are used on people all the time as a barrier oil. They will sit on top of the skin and create a barrier against the environment. There is nothing wrong with this and they're often very gentle.
HOWEVER, the reason they sit on top is that they have a molecular size that is too big for them to be absorbed by the skin and the hair.
So if you're wanting a hot oil treatment that can be absorbed by the skin and the hair so it will moisturise and condition, you need it to have ingredients that all have a molecular size small enough. This is exactly why the HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner was developed to be what it is.
Want to give it a try? Check out the HSE Hot Oil & Super Sprayer pack here and get yourself a high volume heavy duty spray bottle and the hot oil and save by buying the combo.
If you already have a spray bottle then check out here for the different sizes of HSE Hot Oil available.
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Competition Countdown: 6-8 weeks before your event
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There's so much work that goes into presenting a horse for a competition. Whether you're competing in breed classes, show horse, dressage, jumping, western, eventing or something else - 80% of the work is done in the weeks and months before the event. Want a copy of my full Competition Countdown? Simply click here nagstoriches.activehosted.com/f/1 Products used: HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner - w...
Clippers - which ones I use, what I use them for and what they sound like
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Clippers - which ones I use, what I use them for and what they sound like. I often get asked what clippers I use or recommend for different tasks so I've put together this video to explain that to you. If you have any questions please let me know. Heiniger Clippers - www.nagstoriches.com.au/product-category/brands/heiniger/
Differences in Plaiting Techniques & How That Impacts Your Rosettes
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I often get asked how I get my plaits to look like they do & putting that together with other common questions and differences in plaiting, I've made this video to better explain why I plait like I do and to show how the differences in plaiting will impact your rosette. Some of the common differences I see in plaiting a horses manes for rosettes includes: ~Using or not using product ~Whether yo...
How to create ZigZag Quarter Marks on your horse.
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This is definitely one of my most asked-for videos lately so here you go. Huge thanks to #TeamNTR rider Luke and his gorgeous Em for their help. Luke's using the NTR Ultimate Marker Comb and the NTR Mark & Hold spray though if you're practicing then just wet the coat with either your favourite grooming spray or water. This is a great option for show jumping, eventing, unofficial competitions or...
How To Fix A Clip - Horse Clipping
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Clipping horses is definitely a skill that takes time to develop as it's not as easy as it looks. But the only way to develop those skills is to jump in the deep end and give it a go! When you start it's not uncommon to end up with a finish that you're not 100% happy with. But it's not the end of world and it is often fixable, remember, it's only hair and it will grow back. This video is a quic...
How To Boost A Thin Mane For Banding
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Does your horse have a thin or rubbed out mane? Do you need to be able to band your horses mane and wish it was thicker or more even? Never fear! Plait Booster is here!! #notjustforplaits A beautifully banded mane enhances a horses neck and shows off well developed muscles. Thin or rubbed out manes are a frustration for many of us, me included, which is why NTR Plait Booster was created. In thi...
How To Boost A Thin Forelock
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Does your horse have a thin, pathetic forelock? Do you wish you could boost it to make it look fuller and easier to braid? Well just call me the Forelock Fairy... because with my NTR Plait Booster you can turn those lacking locks into a luscious braid quickly & easily. Press play to learn how to eaily boost your horses forelock with my NTR Plait Booster to achieve a beautiful forelock braid. Pl...
How To Boost A Thin Mane made easy with clamps
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Has your horse got a thin mane? Or a rubbed out section? Do you want to boost the volume of your plaits? A beautifully plaited mane enhances a horses neck and shows off well developed muscles. Carefully sculpted plaits can be used to create illusions too, including making the horse look like it has more topline or hide a cresty neck. Thin or rubbed out manes are a frustration for many of us, me...
Polarfleece neck rug - practically waterproof
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Polarfleece neck rug - practically waterproof
NTR Plait Booster - how to boost your horses plaits
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NTR Plait Booster - how to boost your horses plaits
When Should I Clip My Horse? There's a lot of factors to consider and I explain most of them here.
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When Should I Clip My Horse? There's a lot of factors to consider and I explain most of them here.
How to Ceate Checkers and different styles to try
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How to Ceate Checkers and different styles to try
Quarter Markers - Checkers & the Apple Bum line
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Quarter Markers - Checkers & the Apple Bum line
How To Put False Plaits In A Horses Mane
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How To Put False Plaits In A Horses Mane
How To Thin The Mane With Thinning Scissors
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How To Thin The Mane With Thinning Scissors
How To Shorten The Mane Without Pulling It
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How To Shorten The Mane Without Pulling It
How To Present White Socks on your Horse
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How To Present White Socks on your Horse
How To Do Lackie/Banded Plaits - no sewing required!
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How To Do Lackie/Banded Plaits - no sewing required!
How To Plait A Long Mane - full plait version
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How To Plait A Long Mane - full plait version
How To Plait A Long Mane Without Shortening It
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How To Plait A Long Mane Without Shortening It
I have a show on n Sunday definitely going to use this
Beautiful
Excellent very handy review. Thankyou
I used this today because I like to practice for pony camp where u have to do it yourself this was so simple and easy to do and understand ❤
Now how do take it off?
Brilliant
Thank you! Very helpful!!!
Smashing thank you for this. Am gonni git some thinning scissors :)
PERFECT
Thank you for this x
☐ like ☐ fun video ☑ You are stupid!!!!!!!!! ☑ hoping for an entertaining plot twist 🔄😒 ☑ the 'back' button felt like a rescue during that clip ☑ create this with #FacemojiAIpoor horse did you put stitch in the horses skin!?
Can you remove and replace the blades for Midi?
Thank you so much!I have a show tomorrow and I don’t know how to do them!I think I left it a bit late though!😅
Same
What if my horse has a long mane?
Hello lady, how many inches would YOU think works best for plaiting? Thanks for your time.
Am going to try this technique this week. I used a different one last wknd. Looked not bad but it was a bugger to undo. Thanks for this😌
Should you do the sharks teeth marks with this also or is it ok by itself?
Very neat! Thx
Very helpful,thx
No matter what I try, I STILL cannot plait the tail OR mane. Help me I have a show in a week (First of the season)
@NagsToRichesPtyLtd @nagstoriches I love this video! Thankyou. I've watched it so many times! You do make it look Super easy. Tell me please, would this work in a thin ultra pathetic forelock that can't even be semi braided? I've seen your other video on forelock boosting and your horse who you state has a 'pathetic forelock' is doing real well compared to my mares 'fuzz'! It's so thin at the base... I'm not sure she'll ever have anything you could call a forelock! Wish I could show you! Ugh, what to do? I have shows coming up soon. It would really let her down if she had to be shaved there.(again!) Ps I think I could get a tiny ponytail in her fuzzy forelock. That's why I thought I may be able to copy what you did on the mane to add the rosette on a forelock, wrap the excess forelock around the base of rosette and use plenty of wax on the flyaways! 😊 I have 5 fake plaits here..... bought thru you last year! (And plait boosters which saved my butt)😊😊 would love your input! Thanks.😊
Genius! Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for this!
How do you undo a sewn plait? I’m doing a camp and knew how to plait and braid but I’m not familiar with sewing. Also are there anyways to sew a button braid type thing with a long mane?
What wax do you use
I have more horses ho don't like the kabel moving
Ótimo o vídeo no final deveria alevantar o rabo dela pra ver como fica quando ela alevanta a cola.
As i watxh this he trys and theows my phone into a water bucket and bites my leg what whappend to sweet baby boy resting his head on my lwg 😊
Ahh... found one where I can really see what your doing with your fingers, thanks!
Would these braids also work if my horses mane is super thick?
Some people do their sharks teeth slightly lover.. why do you position them the way uve done it in this video?
How do you take it out?
This was very helpful
Awesome
Love
I would like to see a tutorial how to remove it later. Thank you.
These are super helpful, your products are amazing!!!!
My horse looks stunning plaited (he did a lot of in hand showing as a baby) but I am terrible at plaits. 😂 I don't have any sewing scissors or the sprays so I might need to get some spray for when he decides to grow his mane back in. 😂
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I am going to try this because I FINNALLLY found a pony with a longer forelock and its soo nice, how is your ponies forelock so neat?? Its jurt very like not frizzy at all and I'm just wondering to see if I can fix my horse forelock a little i guess just using some horsie conditioner, your pony is adorable! Thanks for this video these plaits are gorgeous
Yeah, you could totally use a horse conditioner! Just be careful around the eyes when rinsing them out. Braiding their manes, tails, and forelocks can also reduce breakage and make it healthier, which can help make the mane appear neater. You could also use mane and tail detanglers and leave in conditioners, which are amazing to use in the winter as well when its too cold to bathe. My favoritie is the Canter Mane and Tail, because it smells amazing and works wonders. It is about 20 USD dollars. I also like the Mane And Tail Detangler, but Canter is the best! Have a nice day :)
@@BumblebeeEquestrian thank you so much!! Will try find something tomorrow!
I'm so lucky. My show standardbred's coat is very short and stays that way over winter!
Nice quarter horse. Good luck at she shows!
I was looking for a place to send you a message but I didn’t see one. So I will help you here. I am an actor and often times we have to do “self tapes” these days because of COVID. So when you set up your phone to record, turn it sideways or horizontal. This way your videos will be wide instead of having a skinny screen and black on each side. The first video I watched was filmed really well but this one got outside of your cameras screen. All the best from California USA
If you go in full screen it’s not like that xx
Absolutely superb method. Thank you for making a video that is maneuvered just right so we can actually see all of the method. You might be shocked by all the kind people trying but definitely not succeeding at it. Bravo 🤗
Hi 👋 beautiful work. I’m new to this. When you start to use the thread are you avoiding going through the band? Thank you x
How could you apply to a horse that won't accept spray?
You can't. You have to teach the horse to accept spray. Start with a small spray bottle of water and spray at them until they are desensitised
Just did this to my poor Cob , I hope I can fix her , but looks like I have to invest in some good clippers
Hm. Looks like a cartoon leg. I prefer natural clean horses.
Hahahha ya know, I’m shocked all the stuff there is that people do. Try and convince me horse people (horse show people) aren’t the most bougie out there. 😂 I showed over 20 years ago and I can’t get over how much things have changed.
You are the first person to explain this right. I could not get it for the life of me. Explaining you grab a third outside hair makes all the difference. Thank you!
super super❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
OMG THXX so much u have helped me soo much