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Post by kermie on Apr 1, 2008 9:35:58 GMT
I've got one that is ready-tied that doesn't look bad...but I did look at loads before getting it. I'm only likely to wear it a couple of times so it was an easier option than faffing about and not being happy with the result - much easier to tie a windsor knot!  |
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Post by GG on May 22, 2008 20:25:02 GMT
When exactly is is correct to wear a stock? I got a nice one as a present (ready tied, i must confess!) but each time someone asks "tie or stock" they seem to be told "tie".
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Post by mrp on May 24, 2008 11:12:23 GMT
For showing its is almost always a tie unless in an Evening Performance. I only asked how to tie a stock as i wear mine alot for dressage and cross country and eventing
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lisah
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Post by lisah on Jun 2, 2008 13:16:02 GMT
I bought a beautiful stock a few years ago at Badminton and I love it and wear it everywhere - but seeing as I mainly do SJ or ex racehorse showing classes it hasn't ever been an issue. I wore it to the spring FOC and nobody said anything to me, but then again Brian was so naughty the judge didn't come too close enough to talk to me at any time LOL
It is a pain to tie but is made of lovely thick material so you get a great knot and shape from it.
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Post by phoenix200416 on Jun 3, 2008 19:21:07 GMT
That was a really good link! People have tried to explain to me how to tie a stock, but I never got it   I must learn better from pictures ;D. Printed it out so that I can keep it for future use ;D |
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Post by pst on Feb 16, 2009 19:27:53 GMT
What a fantastic link
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.....self tie is so much better looking that ready 
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