Butt plugs and jock straps?!?!??

[amastrike]

Horze is selling a product called filly suspension, which is described as a “butt plug for the fillies who tend to suck in air”.

They also sell a product called male suspension, which they describe as “a stud support”.

WHAT? Are they serious?? I don’t know, maybe stallions do get uncomfortable sometimes with everything down there bouncing around? But has anyone ever ridden a mare and thought “gee, I sure wish I could get a butt plug to stop my mare’s queefing”?? I’m pretty sure the answer is a resounding no! (And yes, I understand the anatomic differences involved in butt plugs versus queefing.)

[OBXPony]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[twotrudoc]

Wait. Is it a butt plug or a hoohoo plug?

'Cause that is a huge size difference.

[AffirmedHope]

[QUOTE=amastrike;7711890]
Horze is selling a product called filly suspension, which is described as a “butt plug for the fillies who tend to suck in air”.

They also sell a product called male suspension, which they describe as “a stud support”.

WHAT? Are they serious?? I don’t know, maybe stallions do get uncomfortable sometimes with everything down there bouncing around? But has anyone ever ridden a mare and thought “gee, I sure wish I could get a butt plug to stop my mare’s queefing”?? I’m pretty sure the answer is a resounding no! (And yes, I understand the anatomic differences involved in butt plugs versus queefing.)[/QUOTE]

And I just died! :lol: :lol: :lol:

[twotrudoc]

We are going to be needing an explanation!

[amastrike]

[QUOTE=twotrudoc;7711901]
Wait. Is it a butt plug or a hoohoo plug?

'Cause that is a huge size difference.[/QUOTE]
I would assume a hoohoo plug, otherwise there would be a butt plug on the stallion support system… Perhaps you should call or email them for clarification?

[Appsolute]

Oh My!

I have heard of “male support” apparently some stallions have issues with “the boys” swinging around too much and affecting performance.

As for the filly device - umm interesting name, but I have heard of mares with windsucking problems - never heard of a possible solution like this though!

[twotrudoc]

[QUOTE=amastrike;7711910]
I would assume a hoohoo plug, otherwise there would be a butt plug on the stallion support system… Perhaps you should call or email them for clarification?[/QUOTE]

Should I record the call? For, you know, clarity?

[Synthesis]

Has anyone looked at how POINTY the ‘plug’ is? Holy crap!

[amastrike]

[QUOTE=twotrudoc;7711917]
Should I record the call? For, you know, clarity?[/QUOTE]
Excellent idea! You don’t want confusion later about which hole the plug goes in!

[Foxtrot_s]

A few years ago someone posted a picture of a show jumping stallion wearing a jock strap contraption…I learn all this stuff from COTH, but could never find it now.

[OBXPony]

looking at the filly plug closer, are we sure it is not some sort of dildo for fillies? :lol:

we can call it The Black Stallion Performance Enhancer :lol:

[emipou]

Why do these products have no reviews!!!

[twotrudoc]

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Why do these products have no reviews!!![/QUOTE]

Ahahahhahahahaa!!!

[Appsolute]

[QUOTE=Synthesis;7711920]
Has anyone looked at how POINTY the ‘plug’ is? Holy crap![/QUOTE]

I think you are looking at the end that is supposed to buckle to a crupper strap. The “plug” looks like half of a ping pong ball with a rubber strip extending from it.

Still doesn’t look particularly comfortable - and I am not sure it would solve a windsucking issue

[twotrudoc]

Okay, I thought windsucking was akin to cribbing, when they grab wood and inhale in a gasp?

What is this windsucking through the hoohoo or booty hole?

[Sticky_Situation]

I can only imagine what a member of the general (non-horsey) public would have to say about this!

I wonder if they are shipped in “discreet, plain brown packaging” :lol:

[amastrike]

[QUOTE=twotrudoc;7712029]
What is this windsucking through the hoohoo or booty hole?[/QUOTE]
It’s through the hoohoo. I guess maybe it’s sort of like sheath noises male horses sometimes make? I’ve never heard it, but apparently equine queefing is a big problem.

[Loopy]

I’m just sat here wondering what you were searching for that you found these :lol:

[Bluey]

[QUOTE=twotrudoc;7712029]
Okay, I thought windsucking was akin to cribbing, when they grab wood and inhale in a gasp?

What is this windsucking through the hoohoo or booty hole?[/QUOTE]

In mares it is similar to gelding’s noises and may cause uterine infections.
Some race mares with that problem were sutured with a short Caslick procedure and that helped.
I think it is rather rare in mares, definitely not as common as the gelding noise.