Now that your horse is well rinsed and shampoo free, it s time to dry him off. Tips Make your horse the envy of all his neighbors. These come in aluminum or plastic, and usually cost only a couple of dollars. Always scrape in the direction that the hair grows .
Sweat scrapers are great for the fleshy areas, but, remember to be gentle over any bony area.
Use a clean finishing brush to smooth the coat . Your horse will probably want to roll when you put him back in his stall or pasture. Hand walking or grazing in the sunshine helps to speed up the drying process. Find out here. Click here to return to The Bath.