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AnswerYes , you use the curry comb in a circular motion going against the fur so the comb gets all of the dirt and dead skin on the fur's top layer where the hard brush can get it off easily
Curry comb.
Curry combs should be used in a vigorous circular motion using a little bit of elbow grease, but not so much pressure as to make the horse uncomfortable. Remember that a curry should not be used on the lower legs and only a soft curry can be used on the face.
A curry comb is a round grooming instrument, ususally made of a rubber, that removes dirt and loose hair from the horse. It should be used in a circular motion upon the horse's body.
There are three different types of curry combs.Rubber curry comb- Can be used to loosen mud from the coat or to 'strap'- a grooming action that boosts muscles and circulation.Metal curry comb- You should never use a metal curry comb directly on a horse. it should only be used to remove dirt and dust from the body brushPlastic curry comb- The teeth are suitable for removing dried mud from the coat of an unclipped horse.
it does the same job as a rubber curry comb, it loosens dirt, hair and grease
Curry combs are made out of plastic, and some are metal. The plastic ones are used to get off dirt and stuff to dense for a brush. Metal curry combs are used mostly for removing dead hair. Hey there! So there is your answer.
A plastic curry comb is generally used for everyday grooming of a horse and a rubber curry comb is very good when used in a circular motion to get rid of dead hair and improve circulation/massage the horse
dandy comb, curry comb, soft brush i think.
A curry comb is a round rubber comb like item with short teeth to remove loose dirt and fur before brushing. You use it by brushing in circular motions on the horse or pony.
Curry Comb - Dandy Brush And Soft Brush
There are three: There is a hard curry comb and soft curry comb (used for body) and a main and tail brush.