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Posted By: Pat85 I don't know how he does it? - 09/13/17
For something that doesn't have fingers and thumbs he sure ties good knots in his maine. laugh I can't get it untangled.

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That's a nice one.
Another horse with him.

IMO, don't cut it out/off. Soak it in hair conditioner. Run a sharp knife through it lengthwise until you can get a mane comb through it.
Posted By: Pat85 Re: I don't know how he does it? - 09/14/17
Originally Posted by ironbender
Another horse with him.


Yes there is.
Posted By: RIO7 Re: I don't know how he does it? - 09/14/17
Soak the tangle with mineral oil then untangle it with you hands, then wash and condition, forget the knife it will really screw up a mane. Rio7
wd-40 works, too.....
Posted By: Pat85 Re: I don't know how he does it? - 09/14/17
See a lot of people spray WD-40 on maines at the horse auctions.
but do they spray it on manes?
Posted By: Pat85 Re: I don't know how he does it? - 09/14/17
Originally Posted by huntsman22
but do they spray it on manes?


Them too! And tails.
Posted By: eicas Re: I don't know how he does it? - 09/15/17
Keeps 'em from squeakin'!!
I've done the wd40 and even tried something my wife uses. Anymore though and snags that bad I'd just cut it out. But I don't have show horses.

Usually when mine do that I find a burr or twig in it too.
This is a mystery!
I call em wind knots, my wife calls em fairy braids. Regardless, when it is that bad I just cut it and move on.
Originally Posted by Robster
I call em wind knots, my wife calls em fairy braids. Regardless, when it is that bad I just cut it and move on.


That's why I suggested above just running a sharp knife THROUGH the knot.
It doesn't cut it OUT, but cuts it APART.
It does not leave a hole in that spot.


Once done, the mane can be combed out.
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