Start with a Curry Comb
Work a rubber curry comb in circular motions to loosen dirt and dead hair, focusing on the body while avoiding bony areas like the legs and face.
Brush Out the Coat
Follow with a stiff-bristled body brush to flick away loosened dirt, then a soft finishing brush for a smooth, shiny coat.
Clean the Mane, Tail, and Hooves
Detangle mane and tail with a wide-tooth comb or your fingers, and pick out each hoof to check for stones, mud, or thrush before riding.
Make It a Daily Habit
Regular grooming builds trust, improves circulation, and gives you a chance to spot small injuries early — it's time well spent beyond just appearance.
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