Horn Handle Treatment

All through this search, I've run across various terms - Hoof Treatment, Hoof Ointment, etc. On a trip to the post, my wife stopped at a saddle & tack shop in Radcliffe, and brought home a quart can of Fiebing's Hoof Dressing. Folks, this is the equivalent of Kiwi spit shine for horsie's foots
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Although it contains mostly mineral oil, and ingredients such as "Soyol" and "Gilsonite", and has no lanolin (unless one of these others is a form of lanolin) it is recomended for splits, dryness, cracks, etc. On the horn handles, wiped on and left to dry about 30 min, then rubbed down, it produces a deep glow like I wish I could get on the wood handles. And with one application. I wish there was a product that would work this quickly on wood
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The tab was under $10, and at the rate it spiffed up the three I have, 32 0z. is about a 50-year supply.

[This message has been edited by Walosi (edited 06-26-2001).]
 
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