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How To Trim A Bridle Path - Page 2 of 2

How to clip a bridle path, page two, illustrated with photos. Clipping a bridle path keeps mane hairs from tangling in the bridle or halter.

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As stated at the end of the previous page, most people will want the front of the bridle path to begin about 1 fingers' width behind the ears, so this is where the clipping was stopped.  The yellow line is showing where the bridle path was stopped, NOT the finger. The finger is holding the horse's ear forward for a clearer photo.

For a finishing touch you can clip the sides of the bridle path from the outside edge of the mane inward toward the center. Do this from front to back on both sides. This will clean up any stray hairs and also cause the hair to grow back in a gentle peak with the tallest hairs in the middle of the bridle path.

How To Trim A Bridle Path (you are on page 2 of 2)
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Wahl Clippers

Wahl Clippers are well known for their excellent line of equine and pet clippers. Their famous line includes the Stable Pro (a professional model that can use a variety of blades), the Pocket Pro (exceptionally quiet, easily concealed in the hand, and excellent for nervous animals), the Iron Horse (a model with an aluminum body that is "virtually indestructible"), and many more.