| Domesticated horses rely on humans to
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| | and leaves the coat shiny. The face can
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| provide the opportunity for skin care,
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| | also be brushed with the soft brush.
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| unlike the wild horse where they have the
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| | Start at the forehead and follow the
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| opportunity to groom each other!
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| | grain of the hair. The eyes, muzzle and
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| Grooming should be incorporated into the
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| | nostrils can be
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| daily routine of owning and managing your
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| | wiped clean with a sponge and warm
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| horse to maintain its health and
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| | water, an antibacterial agent can be
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| happiness. This practice increases the
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| | diluted if required. Also, the anus,
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| circulation to the skin, releasing
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| | vulva or sheath and between the teats can
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| necessary oils that promote a vibrant and
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| | be cleaned
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| lustrous
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| | this way.The tail can be brushed
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| coat. Daily grooming allows the coat to
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| | regularly and a detangler can assist to
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| be shed gradually, easing the burden of
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| | make this process easier. H-10 Coat Gloss
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| trying to remove long hair and excess
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| | and Detangler is ideal for this, with
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| dead skin. A horse that is worked
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| | great results especially on very thick
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| regularly should be thoroughly and
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| | tails. Always stand to the side when
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| properly groomed at all times.Grooming
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| | brushing the tail. The
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| not only allows us to give our horses a
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| | mane can be combed also. Be aware as to
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| shiny, short, healthy coat, it also gives
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| | the thickness of the comb or brush that
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| us the opportunity to go over our
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| | you use on the mane and tail and the
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| beautiful animals from head to toe, to
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| | density of your horse?s mane tail. Too
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| notice any abnormalities such as cuts,
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| | much heavy brushing/combing can pull out
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| wounds, irritations, fevers that your
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| | the hair, especially the tail.Feet - each
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| horse
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| | time a horse is groomed its feet should
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| may have developed. The H-10 product
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| | be picked out. Start with the left fore
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| range for first aid, H-10 Ointment and
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| | foot and work your way around. Each foot
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| Spray is perfect to treat these
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| | should be cleaned out facing the rear of
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| problems.STAGES OF GROOMINGAlways start
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| | the horse. Always pick it up by squeezing
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| on the near side of left side of your
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| | the tendon above the ankle.
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| horse, working your way towards the rear.
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| | You can also check the fetlock at the
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| The face, legs and hips that have less
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| | same time for any fungal or bacterial
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| muscle and more bone closer to the
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| | problems, such as greasy heel or mud
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| surface should be groomed carefully.
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| | fever. H-10 Ointment and Spray range is
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| Begin your session with a rubber curry
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| | a great product for treating these
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| comb, over the entire body in circular
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| | worrisome problems.
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| motions. Curry combing allows you to
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| | Once the foot is in your hand, pick out
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| bring dust and dandruff to the surface
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| | the crevices around the frog as well as
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| for easy removal. It also allows for
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| | the frog itself. Once finished, gently
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| circulation to the skin. Natural oils are
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| | release the foot.Remember, always use
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| released
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| | common sense when grooming your horse!!
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| promoting a healthy shine. Use a rubber
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| | This will
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| mitt for the face and legs.Follow with a
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| | make grooming safe and easy!!Geoff
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| stiff brush. This removes the dirt
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| | Roberts & Michael Glenn run H-10 - a
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| brought to the surface by currying and
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| | horse grooming products company in NSW
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| returns the hair to its natural position.
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| | Australia. 'We saw that there had been
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| Short brush strokes are best for this.
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| | nothing new in this market for years and
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| Finish with a soft brush that removes
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| | that it was time for some innovative,
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| any further dust left by the stiff brush
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| | quality grooming products'.
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