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How many gray lovers do we have here? Chrome lovers? Paint lovers? Probably a few. I specifically requested no chrome when shopping for my second equine but alas here we are, 4 white socks. Luckily, through my time at my barn I got a front row seat to one of my barnmate’s keeping her paint pony, ColorMe Surprised, pristine through her pony years. Don’t believe me? Follow @magstiles and scroll down a bit and you will NEVER find a picture of Sweet Pea dirty, like ever.
What is Maggie doing post-pony days? Moved onto a horse Westin Wind. She has a type – gorgeous face and you guessed it white socks.
You know horse girls don’t gate keep, so let’s see what Maggie recommends to keep your horses white coats, legs, spots and tails glimmering!
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Products:
- Cowboy Magic Green Spot Remover
- Cowboy Magic Shine In Yellow Out Shampoo
- Baby powder
- Vetericyn FoamCare Medicated Shampoo
The Process:
- Bathe with Vetericyn’s FoamCare Medicated Shampoo. No, it is not a whitening product but whitens very well. This will remove the first layers of “crud” and stains.
- Bathe with Cowboy Magic’s Shine In Yellow Out Shampoo. Let this sit for a few minutes, but not too long because it will leave a purple hue behind.
- Once dry coat in baby powder!
- If you get small stains after you can use Cowboy Magic’s Green Spot Remover with a towel.
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Let us know how it works in the comments. Don’t forget to use code Oxers2 when you shop at Farm House Tack!
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