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| A tail that has been trimmed level at the bottom, seen in dressage horses and hunters, but not in Arabians and western pleasure horses. |
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| Usually refers to hair that is clean and glossy, denoting a healthy appearance. |
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| A large oval-shaped brush with a hand support strap which is used to remove dirt, dust, and dandruff from the horse's coat; the length of the bristles determines the stiffness of the brush. |
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| A round rubber utensil used in a circular motion to remove caked-on mud and improve circulation. |
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| A brush with short, stiff bristles used only to remove caked-on mud. |
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| To clean and brush a horse |
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| The various brushes, combs, and other equipment used to clean the horse's coat, mane, tail, and hooves. |
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| The process of cleaning and caring for a horse's skin and coat, including currying, brushing, and cleaning of the feet. |
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| A mane that has been shaved close for its entire length |
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| A metal pick used to remove debris from the hoof. |
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| Used to comb tangles out of the mane and tail. |
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| Hairs of tail thinned by pulling. |
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A mane that has been shaved close for its entire length.
(Also called a "hogged mane") |
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| A narrow brush with tapered ends and long, soft bristles which are used to clean sensitive and difficult areas such as the face, ears, and legs. |
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