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امین بهشتی
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موی بلند زمستانی با گرم شدن هوا به مرور خودش شروع به ریزش میکنه و تا تابستان موهاش کوتاه شده و نیازی نیست تا اونو با موزن برقی بزنیم♘ امیرحسین ♞ گفت:
reihaneh
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فکر کنم کوتاه کردن موی اسب و مقدار زدنش به عواملی مثل دمای هوا منطقه و محل نگهداری،میزان و نوع فعالیت اسب و شاید نژاد بستگی داره
تو مطلبایی که دیدم چهار مدل کوتاه کردن مو ذکر شده بود که اسم و عکسشون به این ترتیبه:
Full Clip
Hunter Clip
Blanket Clip
Trace Clip
تو مطلبایی که دیدم چهار مدل کوتاه کردن مو ذکر شده بود که اسم و عکسشون به این ترتیبه:
Full Clip
Hunter Clip
Blanket Clip
Trace Clip
پیوست ها
reihaneh
Member
پاسخ : کوتاه کردن موی بدن اسب
کلا به نظر میاد کوتاه کردن مو مختص تابستان نیست و با توجه به شرایط نگه داری اسب ها و فعالیتشون این کوتاه کردن در زمستان هم انجام میشه
در مورد انواع مدل ها و دلیل استفادشون تا حدی در این متن توضیح داده شده
True or False? A horse's hair coat grows long in winter because the weather turns cold.
If you answered false, give yourself a pat. Cold weather plays a part in hair growth, but primarily, the decreasing amount of daylight in fall and winter months triggers the equine body to grow a thicker hair coat in preparation for winter. In the fall, the horse's slick summer coat is replaced with a thicker, longer, and sometimes duller, winter coat. Horses living in pastures or not blanketed require this winter coat for good health.
However, this same shaggy hair can be detrimental to a horse kept in training during winter. Sweat-drenched hair takes hours to dry, putting horses at risk of getting chilled and sick. A long hair coat in a humid climate can lead to fungal or bacterial skin infections. Plus, a shaggy horse is difficult to groom thoroughly.
A common solution to this problem is body clipping. Body clipping removes the long winter coat from some, or all, the horse's body
Types of Clips
Before clipping your horse, choose the type of clip "design" best suited for your environment and training program. Horses in moderate to hard work will benefit from a clip that exposes more of the skin, allowing rapid cooling during exercise. However, these horses must be blanketed during cold weather. Horses in light work will not require as much of the coat to be removed and therefore, blanketing the horse might not be necessary. The full clip, hunter clip, blanket clip and trace clip are several clip styles that are commonly used in the Southeast.
Full Clip
The most popular clip for horses in work is the full clip, also called the show clip. The full clip involves removing the coat from the entire body and legs. A horse with a thick coat can be clipped entirely the first time and then in subsequent clippings have the legs left natural. When done properly, a full clip will typically look like a normal summer hair coat, just a few weeks after clipping.
Hunter Clip
The most common clip for horses doing hard work in the field is the hunter clip, which leaves long hair on the back where the saddle lies and on the legs. The hair is left on the back for additional padding under the saddle and the hair on the legs offers protection while traveling through brush. This clip is ideal for fox hunters, trail horses or breeds that have natural feathering on the legs. While the traditional hunter clip suits a hunt seat saddle, variations of this clip include the "eventer clip" or the "plantation clip," where a larger area of hair is left on the back to accommodate different style saddles.
Blanket Clip
The blanket clip leaves long hair on areas of the horse's back, loins, quarters and legs. Hair is removed from the neck, shoulders and belly. This clip offers the horse protection from the cold while exposing enough of the body to allow more rapid cooling during work than with the trace clip or a natural winter coat.
Trace Clip
The trace clip removes hair from the underside of the neck, between the forelegs, the belly and the upper part of the hind legs. If the horse is in "medium work," more hair from these areas can be taken off. This clip is suitable for horses that are kept out in the pasture or are not in hard work.
If you choose a hunter, blanket or trace clip, use tape or marking chalk to help you set the lines of your desired clip. For the hunter clip, place your saddle on the horse's back and trace the outline of the saddle for a neat clip. It is also helpful to mark the area slightly larger than the desired clip - remember it is easy to take off more hair, but you cannot add hair back!
منبع:www.ecmagazine.net/ecfall05/BuzzCut.htm
کلا به نظر میاد کوتاه کردن مو مختص تابستان نیست و با توجه به شرایط نگه داری اسب ها و فعالیتشون این کوتاه کردن در زمستان هم انجام میشه
در مورد انواع مدل ها و دلیل استفادشون تا حدی در این متن توضیح داده شده
True or False? A horse's hair coat grows long in winter because the weather turns cold.
If you answered false, give yourself a pat. Cold weather plays a part in hair growth, but primarily, the decreasing amount of daylight in fall and winter months triggers the equine body to grow a thicker hair coat in preparation for winter. In the fall, the horse's slick summer coat is replaced with a thicker, longer, and sometimes duller, winter coat. Horses living in pastures or not blanketed require this winter coat for good health.
However, this same shaggy hair can be detrimental to a horse kept in training during winter. Sweat-drenched hair takes hours to dry, putting horses at risk of getting chilled and sick. A long hair coat in a humid climate can lead to fungal or bacterial skin infections. Plus, a shaggy horse is difficult to groom thoroughly.
A common solution to this problem is body clipping. Body clipping removes the long winter coat from some, or all, the horse's body
Types of Clips
Before clipping your horse, choose the type of clip "design" best suited for your environment and training program. Horses in moderate to hard work will benefit from a clip that exposes more of the skin, allowing rapid cooling during exercise. However, these horses must be blanketed during cold weather. Horses in light work will not require as much of the coat to be removed and therefore, blanketing the horse might not be necessary. The full clip, hunter clip, blanket clip and trace clip are several clip styles that are commonly used in the Southeast.
Full Clip
The most popular clip for horses in work is the full clip, also called the show clip. The full clip involves removing the coat from the entire body and legs. A horse with a thick coat can be clipped entirely the first time and then in subsequent clippings have the legs left natural. When done properly, a full clip will typically look like a normal summer hair coat, just a few weeks after clipping.
Hunter Clip
The most common clip for horses doing hard work in the field is the hunter clip, which leaves long hair on the back where the saddle lies and on the legs. The hair is left on the back for additional padding under the saddle and the hair on the legs offers protection while traveling through brush. This clip is ideal for fox hunters, trail horses or breeds that have natural feathering on the legs. While the traditional hunter clip suits a hunt seat saddle, variations of this clip include the "eventer clip" or the "plantation clip," where a larger area of hair is left on the back to accommodate different style saddles.
Blanket Clip
The blanket clip leaves long hair on areas of the horse's back, loins, quarters and legs. Hair is removed from the neck, shoulders and belly. This clip offers the horse protection from the cold while exposing enough of the body to allow more rapid cooling during work than with the trace clip or a natural winter coat.
Trace Clip
The trace clip removes hair from the underside of the neck, between the forelegs, the belly and the upper part of the hind legs. If the horse is in "medium work," more hair from these areas can be taken off. This clip is suitable for horses that are kept out in the pasture or are not in hard work.
If you choose a hunter, blanket or trace clip, use tape or marking chalk to help you set the lines of your desired clip. For the hunter clip, place your saddle on the horse's back and trace the outline of the saddle for a neat clip. It is also helpful to mark the area slightly larger than the desired clip - remember it is easy to take off more hair, but you cannot add hair back!
منبع:www.ecmagazine.net/ecfall05/BuzzCut.htm
امین سلطانی
Member
هیچ کس به زیبائی اشاره ا‌ی نکرد،خوب یکی از دلیلاشم زیبایی دیگه،اوایل فصل گرما که هنوز داره شروع به ریختن میکنه موها. بعضی ها سریعتر میزنن فقط برا زیباییش.راستی اسب چند نو مو داره؟ و در مورد هر نوع توضیح بدین،و چه موهایی رو کوتاه می‌کنن؟
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