Horse With A Long Mane

• Pulled or thinned, where small clumps of hairs are pulled out along the underside of the neck until the mane is 3 to 5 inches (76 to 127 mm) long and thin enough to lie flat against the neck.
• Braided (USA) or plaited (UK), seen primarily in English riding.
• Banded, divided into many small sections with a small rubber band placed around each, seen on some breeds used for Western riding.
• "Roached" or "hogged": shaven off down to the neck.