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• Take the curry comb and go with the grain of the horses coat starting at the neck. • Scrape a little harder to remove dry mud, if needed. • When you get a spot with excessive lose hair scrape until the hair stops coming out and move on to the next area. Finish getting out all the lose hair and removing dry mud from the horses coat.
