Posted by Bobl1958 on August 30, 2017 at 11:34:07 from (68.98.205.31):
My Wife was trimming one of the Percheron's up for the upcoming Ks State Fair and the darn thing went to sleep on her..lol! The Wife is also practicing on getting the tail into a nice bun. It appears to be harder than it looks, although she is getting close. I have never worried about doing tails in the Farm Classes I usually enter, but the Wife is planning on some Halter and Higher Echelon classes with the new Mare so they need to be prettied up a little. The tail bun in the day was to make the horses rear stand out to help show their confirmation and muscles better. Takes a lot of effort to drag those big guys to a fair, but it sure is a great time.
BTW, we are going to Britt, Ia this weekend for the big Draft Horse show there. Kind of anxious to see the country up there. Bob
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