Horse Pink

How do I dye my horse's hair with Kool-aid?

Our show tomorrow is Flamingo Day and there is an award to the creative/largest PINK item(s) competed with. I wanted to dye my gray horse pink with Kool-Aid! I know already to use sugar-free Kool-aid... or it'll be *really* messy and sticky. But the only instructions I've been able to find are how to dye a person's hair and it involves conditioner and Saran Wrap for a few hours... I have a feeling he wouldn't like that idea so much...
Has anyone done this before?? Someone help me out? Thanks!!

1.) Get a bunch of packs of pink kool-aid. (I think that is the strawberry kind.)

2.) Put the kool-aid in a container

3.) Add a very little amount of water (just enough to make a thick paste)

4.) Put in on your horse using a sponge or rag.
***DO NOT PUT IT ON WERE THE SADDLE AND GIRTH WILL BE***

5.) Let them dry in cross-ties for 15-20 minutes

6.) Go show and have a blast

~To Remove the kool-aid~

1.) Bath your horse will his normal shampoo.

2.If you can (and if the color is not comming out) use colgate toothpaste

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Mythology, Legend And Folklore Surrounding Horses

Horses have been around almost since the beginning of time. Horses are beautiful animals and seem to have a spiritual presence. They are extraordinarily sensitive creatures which have this almost mystical ability to pick up on human emotions and moods. Perhaps this is why horses throughout the ages have been a focal point of many myths and legends.

The Magical Unicorn.

One of the most well known mythical horses is the Unicorn, which has long captured the heart of the young and the old. There are different names and legends ascribed to the unicorn across many different cultures. In China over 5,000 years ago a unicorn named Ki Lin was responsible for showing the emperor Fu His the Chinese written language. The Emperor saw that the unicorn was covered in symbols, and traced these into the dirt on the ground before hm. This was the beginning of the Chinese written language. The Karkadaan is the name by which the unicorn is referred to in Arabia. It is a ferocious war like creature that can appear in different forms. It is from India as far back as 416 BC that we get the first written accounts of a unicorn. They were described as being white in colour, with dark blue eyes, a dark red head and a horn on their forehead that was about a foot and a half long. At around three feet tall and a mere one hundred pounds, the European unicorn of folklore is like a smaller version of a horse in every way excepting its horn. The unicorn of Northern Europe is described as being either white or cream. Yet Southern European accounts tell of a golden creature, or else one which is almost black. Magical healing powers are attributed to the horn of a unicorn. Today's unicorns are depicted as being more closely looking like a horse and a little larger than older descriptions of the European unicorn. It is said to look exactly like a horse with a horn in the middle of its head. It is usually depicted as being pure white, however it has even been described as being colours like pink, purple and blue. The mythical American version of the unicorn is still very popular today with people all ages, but especially with children. Unicorns can be seen in many toys, movies and written about in books. We all know that the existence of the unicorn is but a fairy-tale, but that fairy-tale continues to delight generation after generation.

The Magical Flying Horse.

Another horse type creature that has been written about in mythology and other stories is Pegasus. Pegasus - offspring of Posiedon and Medusa in Greek mythology - was a magnificent white winged horse that was ridden by Bellerophon and had mystic powers. Zeus gave Pegasus the honoured task of carrying his thunderbolts. Celeris and Melanippe were the offspring of Pegasus and Eiuppe. Zeus bestowed honour upon Pegasus by transforming him into a constellation, so the mythology states.

A Good Luck Symbol.

In many countries and to many people the horseshoe is a symbol of good luck. The history of how this famous superstition came about is not clear. One theory goes that it is because of the symbolism of the shape which is lucky as this is supposed to be protective. Others believe that the luck emanates from the animal itself. Blacksmiths were once believed to have supernatural powers; magicians to be able to work with iron, whch was said to have magical powers of its own. Witches and demons could thus be kept at bay by the hanging of an iron horseshoe above the doorway. The seven nail holes in each shoe are also a signifier of good luck. There are some cultures in which the number seven is considered lucky. An ancient belief states that if a horse's shoes were made from the iron of a sword which had killed someone, then that horse would forever be as swift as lightening and never grow fatigued. Many superstitions and old wives' tales have surrounded horses and donkeys throughout the ages. Here are some of the more interesting ones that have been passed down the generations. - Your horse would become lame if it stepped on a paw print of a wolf. - If you change a horse's name it will bring you bad luck. - If you wanted to cure whooping cough, the patient should inhale the breath of a horse. - Riding a donkey whilst facing the wrong way is supposedly a cure for snakebites and toothache. - If you break a mirror, you can reverse the associated bad luck if you walk through your house with a horse. - To prevent a witch from casting a spell on your horse you would carry a rowan wood whip. - To cure warts you would circle them with horse hair. - Wearing the tail hair of a black stallion is supposed to protect you from witches. - To prevent a mare from being irritable you put copper pennies in the water tank. - If you wanted to improve the tone of your piano, you could try putting the skull of a horse under the floor below it. Horses do often appear to have this magical quality which continues to draw us to them. Certainly they inspire awe in most who are fortunate to come into contact with them. This mysterious ability to awe and inspire is perhaps why so many civilisations and cultures hold the horse dear to their hearts. Horses will always be involved in storytelling, being such an integral part of legend and myth both now and in the future.

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