Hy Equestrian long bristle dandy brush in red with a soft touch two-tone back and long polypropylene bristles

Hy Long Bristle Dandy Brush - Red

$8.60
Sale price  $8.60 Regular price  $10.75
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Hy Equestrian long bristle dandy brush in red with a soft touch two-tone back and long polypropylene bristles

Hy Long Bristle Dandy Brush - Red

$8.60
Sale price  $8.60 Regular price  $10.75
Hy Equestrian Long Bristle Dandy Brush – Red

Red is the loud one, and on a shared yard that is the practical argument for it: a red brush comes home from the wash box. Underneath the colour this is Hy's long bristle dandy, 20.5 x 6.2cm, with long polypropylene bristles set in a soft touch two-tone back.

The long bristles are what separate it from an ordinary dandy brush. They reach down through a thick winter coat to the skin and flick dried mud out from underneath, where a short stiff brush only skates over the top of it. That makes this the first brush out of the box on a field-kept horse in February, and one of the last you would reach for on a clipped one in July.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Long PP bristles reach through a full winter coat rather than skimming the surface.
  • Flicks off dried mud, bedding and loose hair in the direction of the coat.
  • Soft touch back, so the brush stays comfortable through a long grooming session with cold hands.
  • Two-tone moulded body with no separate parts to work loose.
  • Red — easy to spot in a communal grooming kit or the back of the lorry.
  • Rinses out and dries quickly; polypropylene does not hold water like natural bristle.
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Suitable For
  • Field-kept horses and ponies carrying a full winter coat.
  • Getting dried mud off legs, belly and quarters before tacking up.
  • Lifting loose hair through a spring moult.
  • Yards where kit gets shared and a distinctive colour saves arguments.
  • Too firm for a clipped or thin-skinned horse, and too firm for the face — the Hy Sport Active Soft Touch Body Brush is the gentler brush for that work.
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How to Use
  • Wait until mud is dry. A dandy brush works on dried mud and simply smears wet mud.
  • Work in short flicking strokes in the direction the coat lies, starting at the neck and finishing at the quarters.
  • Keep it off the mane, tail and face — the long bristles pull hair out and are too sharp for thin skin.
  • Knock the brush against a wall or a boot every few strokes to clear it.
  • Wash in warm water with a little mild detergent, rinse, and stand bristles down to dry.
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Specification
  • Long bristle dandy brush, 20.5 x 6.2cm.
  • Long polypropylene (PP) bristles in a two-tone soft touch back.
  • Battles product code 1000613, barcode 5027286112062.
  • Hy's current listings for the long bristle dandy brush show it in two-tone colourways and in the Hy Sport Active palette; a plain red is not among the colours Hy currently publish, so treat the shade shown here as the one supplied.

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