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PADDOCK YARD STABLE & ARENA


PICK, CARRY, EMPTY - MADE EASY!


up, the Quick Pick boasts a range of cleverly designed details never seen before. Featuring sturdy foot plates


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that enable the Quick Pick to be anchored to the ground, you can easily use both hands while raking, which helps to reduce the potential risk of wrist stress injuries - such as repetitive strain injury. If you shift barrow after barrow, this useful feature should help keep you free from any aches and pains. The Quick Pick offers roughly twice


the capacity of a standard scoop and the flip feature allows the first heap of manure to drop to the back of the bucket so the next pile can be easily collected


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esigned to help you spend more time in the saddle and less time cleaning


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with plenty of room. Not only does this ensure nothing rolls back out after collecting, it also means the Quick Pick needs emptying less often. The store element enables the Quick Pick to be conveniently hung if needed - which is particularly helpful when you are travelling. To help protect your back - already


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put under enough strain from other tasks of daily horse care - the Quick Pick sits just above knee height meaning it doesn’t need to be lifted too far off the floor when moved. Similarly, it has a strong easy empty rear handle, so the Quick Pick can be emptied efficiently without twisting


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the body and without the wrist twist needed when using current designs. Another clever feature is the integral


boot scraper. As poo-picking needs to be done whatever the weather, you


can keep your boots clean by simply standing on the left footplate whilst scraping their right foot and vice versa. What’s more, the Quick Pick is a


practical tool for both able and less able horse owners, as it can be used from five different positions - enabling it to suit anyone’s style or strength. Featuring a handy attachment, the Quick


Pick is built to use alongside the Quick Pick Rake that combines a long and chunky handle with especially angled prongs, enabling droppings to be effortlessly flicked out of a number of surfaces including long grass, shavings and sand. The Quick Pick is available in a range


of colours, including pink, purple, red, blue, green and black - with the same colourways offered for the rake. So if you want to spend more time in the saddle and less time poo picking - the Quick Pick is the product for you!


NEWforPOO!


PICK UPMOREMANURE IN HALF THE TIME


•Foot plates provide stability leaving two hands free to rake


•Tilt back function – doubles capacity and prevents contents rolling out


•Tilt forward for easy empty with rear hand grip •Boot scraper •Available in 6 colours •12 months guarantee


Endorsed by the British Grooms Association


T: 01420 552103 E: info@quickpickequine.co.uk www.quickpickequine.co.uk


72 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER2018 For the latest newsvisitwww.centralhorsenews.co.uk •Upright raking position reduces back and wrist strain


From £39.99*


*£59.98 including Fynalite Fork


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