Horse No.10 by cfulton
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Description
Seven Veils in the second race of the day, taken in the parade ring before the jockey mounted. I just loved the brushing of the hair on these horses.
Have a great day,
Clive

Comments (21)
Great shot Clive. Didn't know a simple brushing could leave such an artistic result. I am really enjoying your racing series. I should have had you place a bet for me...or not...:)
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How long must that take?!! Beautiful pic of a very fussed over animal.
Wowwwww!! What a fantastic shot! Fascinating and beautiful.
a great haircut !!!!! wonderful shot!!!!
Thats really quite beautiful to see! And a huge amount of work... So, did you win?? lol Well done! Fine shot... Rob
What a fine animal Clive. How do they get the patterns (small squares) on the back of the horse. It is the first time i see something like this. Outstanding capture Clive.
terrific shot!! marvelous!
Very cool shot!
Very elegant view. Beautiful horse !
nice shot, interesting focal point and patterns
The patterns are made by placing a square of rubber/plastic (with that pattern cut out of it) on the horses rear & brush over it. I have seen it done. Great pic!!!!
a great shot, Clive, THey do this a lot lately and it looks so cool...smile
Most amaszing image Clive! I am always gobsmacked by these patterns they brush on the horses' butts! It must really be taking a long time! :)
Love that pattern in the horse's super shiny coat!
Amazing!!! I have never seen this done before.
Very interesting. Nice job to catch it. Great lighting.
Wonderful shot!
Very cool shot! Well done!!
Nice texture of the horses back - the hair-cutter must be a real artist...
Unique capture!