[fizzylizzy]

She's shedding her winter coat anyone got any tips how to get rid of all the stray hairs? she looks a right old scruff

 

[smrobs]

Curry comb or shedding comb. They both work well. Some people like those grooming bricks but they tend to get overwhelmed during shedding season.

 

[BlueJayWay]

I love me Slick N Easy tkes mud and Hair right off. =]

 

[Five Furlongs]

The best thing to use is this: http://eponaproducts.com/products/grooming_tools/1011 Their called shed flowers and it doesn't seem like it would work because its basically a plasticy type of material (im not sure its plastic but i think it is). As soon as my mare starts to shed I use this on her. I used it basically like a curry comb (but i still curry first). Go around in circles and it will get alot of the hair off. I can no longer go a spring without it

 

[TheGirlWhoLikesHorses]

can you put some pictures on i might work out what you need to do.

 

[Katafran]

I adore my furminator! This thing is absolutely amazing and you can get them on ebay for cheap.

 

[CharliGirl]

I use a round metal curry in the direction of the hair growth (don't "curry" with it!). Make sure you are grooming near a sturdy non-living object, so you can hit the curry on it to quickly remove the hair that accumulates on the brush.

 

[Cheshire]

I just use the curry. Perhaps not the quickest thing in the world but oh well.

(from a short bout of currying recently)

 

[Honeysuga]

A nice warm bath will relax the follicles as well as remove any dirt and allow the dead shaft to fall out easier. If anything get a few steamy towels and lay them over her and let them sit for a few minute, then curry really well, repeat.

 

[Anvil]

A bath using a power washer works great.
Use it with respect and your horse will love it.

 

[qtrhrsecrazy]

I use a Furminator and a shedding bar