Nice braids BUT why are you telling ppl to cut the ends of they want. If you cut them while in a braid it’s gonna fuck up the main when you take them out
That’s what I always think lol, I think it’s for horses who show a lot more, so it doesn’t matter since the next time they go anywhere they’ll have their hair braided anyway
looks pretty easy to take out because at the end they cut the string. i’ve never done it before but looks pretty easy quick and easy to do if your in a rush at a show
For those who still aren’t sure how to take out - lift up the “rosette” and snip with scissors the lines of thread that are underneath. Then the plait will fall loose and you can take it out!
@Redd 66 regardless, this doesnt hurt them, what shes doing isnt gonna discomfort the horse in any way shape or form. The nerves are weak in the mane so the 'pain' tolerance is high. Basically their crests are made of steel, its like flubber it just doesnt make a difference.
@@redd6653 They lack feeling of pain in the upper crest therefore it does not hurt them,some horses have more feeling in the upper crest however and that’s the exception
They need to do it to make the mane neat the pain isn’t that bad it at most like when you are trying to get a big knot out of your hair and your pulling in it
His mane is gorgeous
I did this with my last show...
And it worked amazing and look super nice especially with horses with thick mains, it also held up super good!!!
Am going to try this technique this week. I used a different one last wknd. Looked not bad but it was a bugger to undo. Thanks for this😌
These are super helpful, your products are amazing!!!!
Nice braids BUT why are you telling ppl to cut the ends of they want. If you cut them while in a braid it’s gonna fuck up the main when you take them out
Because you can.
That’s what I always think lol, I think it’s for horses who show a lot more, so it doesn’t matter since the next time they go anywhere they’ll have their hair braided anyway
because some people might not care
This is so helpful
Very neat! Thx
Could you add a supplies list in the comments?
horse gele/shamp for mane. one hard mane brush the one she has. needle and a string btw sorry for my bad english
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Wowww🤩
Hello lady, how many inches would YOU think works best for plaiting? Thanks for your time.
What if my horse has a long mane?
Now how do take it off?
Are they easy to take out? And how long do they take to make?
looks pretty easy to take out because at the end they cut the string. i’ve never done it before but looks pretty easy quick and easy to do if your in a rush at a show
For those who still aren’t sure how to take out - lift up the “rosette” and snip with scissors the lines of thread that are underneath. Then the plait will fall loose and you can take it out!
What breed is he
what kind of string/yarn do you use?
Hi Brooke, I use my NTR Plaiting Thread - nagstoriches.com.au/product/ntr-plaiting-thread-2/?v=6cc98ba2045f
I ride western so would normal horse hairspray work
Well generally these plaits are just for english riders so.. no? Plaiting wax is a generalised thing to have on a yard
Hi 👋 beautiful work. I’m new to this. When you start to use the thread are you avoiding going through the band? Thank you x
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Omg ... Looks like your piling the mane so hard ??
horses have basically no feeling in their mane :)
@@r_z_t_17 they do lmao what are you talking about
@Redd 66 regardless, this doesnt hurt them, what shes doing isnt gonna discomfort the horse in any way shape or form. The nerves are weak in the mane so the 'pain' tolerance is high. Basically their crests are made of steel, its like flubber it just doesnt make a difference.
@@redd6653
They lack feeling of pain in the upper crest therefore it does not hurt them,some horses have more feeling in the upper crest however and that’s the exception
They need to do it to make the mane neat the pain isn’t that bad it at most like when you are trying to get a big knot out of your hair and your pulling in it