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Old 07-09-2009, 10:25 PM   #1
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hey has any one ever heard of this book?

How to Grow a Long, Thick Mane and Tail on ANY Horse Lightning FAST!

Does this realy work? I would really like to get my horses main and tail long and beautiful. But no mater how hard I try I cant get her hair to grow.
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Old 07-09-2009, 10:27 PM   #2
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no, I've never heard of it.Have you tryed MTG, it works really good.
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MTG all the way!
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yes I have. I think I've tried just about every thing. I let it grow out several times and it just looks awful. Its thin and uneaven and its all raty. so I usualy end up pulling it. :(
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I don't have any personal experience with that book but I have heard from several people on here that Beth Moore is a crock. IMHO, some horses are just not meant to have long hair, whether by genetics or environmental factors. Some horses are just naturally hairy while others have nothing at all. :(
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thats what I figured. *sigh*
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Old 07-10-2009, 02:02 PM   #7
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well I wnt to that barn today. the farrier was there so now her feet are very pruty. I finaly brushed her mane ( I never do because I want it to grow out) and low and behold it is thicker than I thought. I lied I'm sorry. :P well I guess we will see how long it takes to grow out. I'll send pics when its not raining.
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Really, I think the best thing that you can do is to keep it clean and conditioned. Wash it once every couple of weeks, use a good leave in conditioner and put it up in loose braids or a mane bag. Don't every brush it, just pick out any knots with your fingers and keep her somewhere that there is nothing it can get caught on like a stall or a treeless paddock. I personally think that Sonador is beautiful and she doesn't need one of those big heavy flowing manes. I have several of those and the care is more than it is worth sometimes.
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Old 07-10-2009, 03:03 PM   #9
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She lives in a treeless pasture. she has a run in and she is by her self all day and has a buddy at night. but they just keep there distance from each other. so I dont have to worrie about him pulling it out. :) I'd dont really want it for looks as much as I'm doing it so I can play with it. :P I love playing with long manes.
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I'll loan you one of mine. How about Koda's? His averages about a foot and a half long (to the point of his shoulder) and I have to brush out knots and witch's stirrups every time I am out to see them.
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