any idea what to do?

aaaahaha thank you for this !
you made my night a little bit better!

My friend had a white horse that loved to roll, every day. She used a lot of curry comb action and then if you aren't satisfied you can always get baby wipes, I find they work soooo well on my paint after i'm done brushing him.

make sure they are unscented and for sensitive babies :P

I don't own a blanket. Seeing him like this doesn't even make me tempted to get one either. I think with all his rolling, he'd get dirty even with a blanket.

:)

Yup use lots and lots of curry comb action !
Start with it FIRST, I always do lol

Good old elbow grease and cowboy magic if you can get some. I use it for my white Clyde/tb and a small amount will do the trick.
Glad he is feeling better!

Brush, brush, brush.

paint him brown, and tadaa no more brown muddy horse,


think elbow grease is the way to go

a metal curry is good for breaking up some of the mud... be careful around the boney parts though like his legs then a regular rubber curry and a good bruishing!

First, drink three beers.
second, load the gorse into the trailer.
third, drive to nearest car wash.
Fourth, unload horse.
Fifth, put quarters into power washer.
Sixth. POWER WASH THE MUD OFF!!

Believe it ot not, I have used a weak power washer on a horse. After the horse's initial reaction to the power of the spray, he decided it was a great massage.

hahahahaha lol allison finch. Ya i agrre with TwisterRush, lots of curry comb and elbow grease, and a stiff brush.

How about an equine vacuum? I hear that they work really well for such situations.