This message is from: "Linda Patorni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Fantastic advice everyone. Thanks for responding to my mane trimming woes.
I think I'll do better next time. And I'll get the video.
Linda
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This message is from: "Jeanne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Main Trimming: In my opinion, Sophie Fiedler, Green Valley Farm, has the
'market cornered' on the technique. If you've ever had the opportunity to
visit GVF, every horse on their place has a perfectly trimmed mane ALL THE
TIME. Even her youngst
This message is from: "fjords" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I roach my Fjord's manes in December. They are grown out and ready to
re-shape by March. I wash the manes so they are thoroughly wet and then
trim with scissors. The trick with scissors is the wet mane. It makes
trimming much easier.
Taffy Me
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Hi Linda-
Ahh, mane trimming, the bane of Fjord owners ;-)
I prefer to use the electric clippers because my Fjords have super thick
manes; those with polite little manes can be done with scissors. Generally, the
more expensive the clipper the better.
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Linda,
We clip the mane close each spring and let it grow out from there. And in
some cases we keep it clipped close all year around. Even my APHA gelding
has a Fjord cut. He actually looks great in it.
May I suggest the NFHR grooming video. Check your
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