Grooming Aid and Related Methods
OwnerDerek Jacklin, Paula Jacklininventors
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Abstract
An equine grooming aid comprising a body portion around which, in use, hair is arranged to be wound, and one or more attachment portions arranged, in use, to be moved between an open position in which hair can be wound around the body portion and a closed position in which hair wound around the body portion is retained such that it does not unwind.
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An equine grooming aid comprising a body portion around which, in use, hair is arranged to be wound, and one or more attachment portions arranged, in use, to be moved between an open position in which hair can be wound around the body portion and a closed position in which hair wound around the body portion is retained such that it does not unwind.
A method of grooming an equine comprising attaching an aid comprising a body portion to a bunch of hair, rolling the bunch of hair around the body portion and subsequently moving attachment portions of the aid from an open position in which hair can wrapped around the body portion to a closed position in order to retain the aid in place.
An equine grooming aid comprising a body portion around which, in use, hair is arranged to be wound, and one or more attachment portions arranged, in use, to be moved between an open position in which hair can be wound around the body portion and a closed position in which hair wound around the body portion is retained such that it does not unwind, wherein the body portion and the or each attachment portions are provided by regions of a loop of non-resilient material.
An equine grooming aid comprising a body portion around which, in use, hair is arranged to be wound, and one or more attachment portions arranged, in use, to be moved between an open position in which hair can be wound around the body portion and a closed position in which hair wound around the body portion is retained such that it does not unwind, wherein the body portion and the or each attachment portions are provided by regions of a loop of non-resilient material and the loop of resilient material being covered by one or more sheets of material having a portion removed therefrom to provide a hole allowing hair to be passed through both the material and the loop.
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