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Maintaining an armory of horse supplies and horse grooming supplies is a vital aspect of owning horses.  The first step is to learn about the different horse supplies and horse grooming supplies that are available, and determine what supplies are best for you and your horse.  If you determine that the horse supplies and horse grooming supplies you need are too expensive, you can branch out and examine the possibility of discount horse supplies. 

If you happen to be a new horse owner, you should definitely do some research about regular horse supplies, horse grooming supplies, and even discount horse supplies.  You can do research on horse supplies, horse grooming supplies, and discount horse supplies in books at your local bookstore or library, on the internet, at your local feed store, or even at a nearby stable or neighbor's house, if they own horses.  If you choose to do your research on horse supplies, horse grooming supplies, and discount horse supplies by reading books, be sure to also speak with an experienced horse owner, horse caretaker, or horse groomer before you take on a horse.  As you may expect, you can learn about horse supplies in a book, but it is best that you get the input of those with more experience than yourself, in order to make the best decision possible. 

Horse blankets, horse sheets, and other horsewear are common horse supplies.  Health or first aid items are an important staple for your horse supplies collection.  Also, if you haven't got one already, you will likely need a horse fence to give your horse ample space.  Horse fencing is one of the most important horse supplies, without it you may find yourself horseless before you've really even begun.  Of course, riding supplies are an important part of owning horse supplies.  You will likely need the following riding necessities, or tack for horse supplies:  saddles, saddle bags, stirrups, headstalls, bits, saddle pads, hackamores, cinches, and breast collars.  Of course, you may choose to add even more items to your collection of horse supplies, or even to leave some out.  Every horse and horse owner are different, so do what you think is best. 

You will likely need a great deal of horse grooming supplies for your horse grooming supplies collection, including: horse shampoos, horse hoof care products, horse cleaning supplies like brushes, sponges, and wash stones, horse vitamins, horse coat polish, horse mane and tail conditioners, and perhaps even horse color-enhancing shampoo.  There are even more horse grooming supplies available, the items included make just a short list of the possibilities.  Remember that both you and your horse are unique, and you may need all of these horse grooming supplies and more, or you may need only a few. 

All of the regular horse supplies and the horse grooming supplies are often available at a discount from certain retailers.  These horse supplies and horse grooming supplies are called discount horse supplies.  Discount horse supplies are often of the same quality as the regular horse supplies and horse grooming supplies, they are just much less expensive.  Retailers will generally sell discount horse supplies if they have a surplus of some item, or if they are replacing it with a newer or different item.  For many horse owners, discount horse supplies are the way to go, because they are able to obtain quality horse supplies and horse grooming supplies for a far lesser cost.