What are some tools used to groom a horse?

Answer 1

Stables, arenas, brushes, tack (saddles/bridels/bits), rugs, water trophs, food trophs, clippers, head collars, lead ropes, horse shoes, bedding (sawdust/shavings/wood chippings) and lots more.

Answer 2

hoof pick- to pick out the horses hooves.

face brush- to brush the horses face.

tail brushp to brush the horses mane and tail.

dandy brush- to get off dirt from a field kept horse.

body brush- to get off dirt from a stable kept horse.

metal curry comb- to get off dirt from the brushes.

rubber curry comb- to get off dirt from a stabled horse.

plastic curry comb.- to get off dirt from a field kept horse.

water brush.- to clean the horses hooves.

cloth- to shine the horses coat and get rid of dust.

flick brush- to flick of dirt off the horse.

non scented, sensitive skin baby wipes.- to clean the horses eyes, nose and dock.

sponges- to clean stains and also can be used instead of baby wipes.

hoof oil- to strengthen horses hooves, don't use regularly in winter as the hooves will get too moist as the ground is quite wet as well. For a regular hoof strengthener use a specific hoof strengthener.

this should all be in a basic grooming kit, but also have a first aid kit somewhere near by.

Answer 3

you will need a...

rubber curry comb - to remove dirt.

a mane and tail comb - to de tangle the mane and tail.

a body brush - to remove loose hair and dirt.

a hoof pick - to clean the horses of any dirt and stones.

Answer 4

you have to get a grooming kit. at a horse supply store

Answer 5

My favorite kit is the Roma Ultimate Grooming kit @ Dover.com I would only suggest you buy a different mane and tail brush.

Answer 6

a brush