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How To Train Your Horses Mane To Lie On One Side
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2019
- Does your horse's mane lie all over the place? Is some of it on the left side, and some on the right? Or are you growing out a roached mane? That was what I was working with, a roached mane that y horse had last year, and now I wanted him to have a mane again. But it was REALLY challenging trying to get it to lay on one side.
And I had tried just about everything I could that didn't involve using clothing for my horse. But nothing was working, until I tried this.
Using training braids really helps to get your horses mane to lie down. No more circus pony look!
I made each braid about 2 1/2" wide and the secret is when you are braiding the hair, pull it down as you are braiding. With some patience, and a little bit of time your horses mane will stay in place on only one side, instead of being all over the place!
To get his mane on one side I used a brush, a spray bottle filled with mostly water and a little bit of conditioner and mane braiding rubber bands. The bands that are meant for horses manes work the best, because they are a heavier rubber band than say the ones we use for our own hair.
If you are going to do this for yourself, I would only leave the braids in for about 5 or 6 days, so you don't break off your horses hair.
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Thanks this is so helpful .My stallion has such a messy mane
What about if you want the mane to train on the opposite side of how it naturally falls ? Do you do it the same way as this video but comb it to the other side?
Thank you so much! you are a life saver. how long did it take to grow that side?
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What made you roach his mane? I always wondered what brings horse owners to making that decision?
Itchyness and sweating in summer, leading to a horse rubbing it out for example, tangliness and matting paired with a sensitive neck, so grooming is painful, there are lots of reasons to roach a manr.
7:42 is the finished product
Hair gel works well too
Will you get anymore horses or a horse