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Hi! I'm Beth Moore and you're probably just
like me... For years I struggled with my horses' manes and tails
trying to get them longer and thicker and prettier. My parents
couldn't afford expensive horses when I was young, so I tried to
make what I had look better.
I was envious of other horse owners. The problem was
that everything I read, was told and all the advice
I got from well meaning friends was
completely wrong!
So the result was that I never got anywhere. The hair always
stayed the same- wispy, short and thin. My frustration
continued to grow, as my horse's mane and tail did not!
Years later, I got a job with a Pat Parelli horse trainer
who had been showing Tennessee Walking Horses all his life. I
worked for him a long time before he let me in on The Secret Formula he used to get the
beautiful manes and tails that adorned the horses in his barn.
I was doing everything wrong
and I bet you're doing it wrong too! But, I found it!
The one key secret!
Having
been a hair stylist all of MY life, I knew some things about hair
myself.
I took the SECRET that I learned from the Pat Parelli trainer, and added a
few tricks of my own. Over the years I've perfected my methods
for getting the most luxurious manes and tails as quickly as
possible.
At every horse
show that I go to, and every trail ride I go on, I get asked how I
get my horses' manes and tails so long and thick and beautiful.
Without fail, the people I talk to are making the same tragic
mistakes that I was making before I found the Secret.
I'm sure you're
doing the same thing I was, but... It's finally revealed...Now you
too can have the secret! What took me years and years of hard
work with a top trainer, you can get your hands on today, in the
next five minutes.
I am asked so
often how I turn scruffy, scraggly horses into regal, stunning
beauties seemingly overnight, that
I finally decided to write down exactly what I do in step by step detail.
I had
horses I was showing that I KNEW were better than some of the
prettier, flashier horses that got placed over me in shows. I
knew it was because my "Plain Jane" horse wasn't getting the judge's
attention or even a second look.
It isn't fair, but it's human
nature. Our eye is naturally drawn to what is pleasing to the
eye...so
we give it more of our attention.
Once I learned The Secret to having the prettiest
horse in the show ring, the tables were turned.
Now,
Sometimes I Think My Horses are Awarded Ribbons Over Horses That are
Better Than Them...What Can I Say?
Well, I hope it will level the
playing field some when everyone can have the opportunity to make
their horse look stunningly beautiful.
I know the
frustration and sometimes even embarrassment of the scraggly horse,
so I had to help by getting the Secret out.
Don't Lose
Another Week, Start Now > >
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"He Had NO Mane at All Because of Sweet
Itch..."
Before-
That's Right, No Mane at All :-(
After- April 10
Thick Mane, Tail on the Ground
Dear Beth, Here are my
pictures of Morpheus, my Tinker horse. I'm very happy with your
course because my horse
had sweet itch. He scratched all his mane out and resulted
in bleeding skin, and therefore was more troubled by
insects. Thank you so much. I will read it again so
I'm ready for next winter. ;-)
Groetjes,
Sylvia Clements -Bussum, North Holland, Holland
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