I can see the combination of gentleness and strength in this African Jade Mane Beads being used with horses that may need to heal their emotional heart while also needing to be a leader.  This combination could also be used for horses needing to compete in dressage and endurance.

I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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I can see a pony or mini with this Amazonite Mane Beads strand in its mane putting on a show or being the center of attention in such a way that it brings joy to those watching.

I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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Julie would thus recommend them for non-dominant horses that need to “own their power.”  LOL

I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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So, for instance, perhaps your horse needs courage to go out on trail alone.  You could hold these beads in your hand before putting them on your horse, and hold that intention in your mind and heart.

I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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Citrine never has to be cleared with sage, or the full moon, and it also is a stone of good luck financially.

This short strand is great for short manes, ponies, foals, weanlings, or minis.

I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other mane beads or learn more about them, visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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This would be helpful for horses that are going to be trailered, moving to a new place, or simply need strong protection from someone or something in their environment.

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I recommend Mane Beads for short-term and supervised use.  Leaving them in long-term could mean you lose them, because horses like to roll, or other horses may pull them out wanting to experience them for themselves.  Don't lose the mane beads!  You would be sad and I would be sad too!   (I also wouldn't want them to catch on anything accidentally and be pulled out.)

To see other Red Agate and Rose Quartz mane beads (and ones with other crystals and colors), visit my primary Mane Beads for Horses page.

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