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Horse collars can be purchased at most farm supply stores (TSC, Agway,
Southern States etc.), many country hardwares and Amish harness shops. They
are called cow collars and are used by every dairyman with a tie stall barn.
They come in leather, nylon and biothane. I have paid between $4 and $10
dollars apiece for them in the last two years.
 They work well for horses and ponies that have learned to slip halters as
well as for tacking up.  Libby


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