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How to Put an Extension in a Horses Tail: Video Series

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Learn how to care for your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  1. Learn how to care for your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  2. Learn about supplies for inserting a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  3. Learn how to comb out and insert a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  4. Learn how to comb out your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  5. Learn how to section your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  6. Learn how to braid the left side of your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  7. Learn how to braid the right side of your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  8. Learn how to insert a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  9. Learn how to cover and insert a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  10. Learn how to apply shiner and detangler and insert a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  11. Learn how to comb your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  12. Learn how to trim your horse's tail and insert a tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  13. Learn how to select an appropriate horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  14. Learn how to avoid an inappropriate horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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  15. A summary of great tips about how to insert a horse tail extension for shows in this free equestrian video.

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The horse has been used in warfare as early as 4000 BCE. There is archaeological evidence in the steppes of Eurasia of fortified towns being built to defend against horse-riding bandits and raiders. In 1350 BCE, the Hittite tribe developed a written manual for the successfully breeding and conditioning chariot horses. Thus, since before written history and throughout the recorded development of mankind, horses have been a powerful ally to victorious armies and successful agriculturalists. In Medieval Europe, the heavy armor of mounted knights required a new style of horses, strong like a draft horse but athletic like lighter breeds. The destrier , along with the courser and rouncey, became the type (not breed) of horse that would fetch the highest price among nobles and elite military officers.

In this free video series, expert Kelli LaBar shows you everything you need to insert a tail extension in your horse's tail and prepare it for a show or competition. Kelli will teach what an extension is for, the supplies you'll need to make it work great, and all about combing the extension and tail for best results. You will also learn how to trim the extension to match the tail, how to braid and section the tail, and also safety concerns while working with a horse's tail.

 
About the Presenter

Kelli LaBar Kelli LaBar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, N.C. She graduated from Miller-Motte Technical College as a certified aesthetician, and she currently works as the store manager and a makeup artist for Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. in Wilmington, N.C.dkdk

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