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		<title>How to tie a stock tie for foxhunting or dressage</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There&#8217;s nothing like a stock tie to make an accomplished equestrian feel like they are all thumbs.
After years of cheating by using pre-tied stock ties, I took the plunge and bought one that required the ability to tie a square knot in a mirror and have it come out looking elegant.
The process gets easier when [...]]]></description>
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<p>There&#8217;s nothing like a stock tie to make an accomplished equestrian feel like they are all thumbs.</p>
<p>After years of cheating by using pre-tied stock ties, I took the plunge and bought one that required the ability to tie a square knot in a mirror and have it come out looking elegant.</p>
<p>The process gets easier when you think of it as tying two square knots. It&#8217;s also helpful if you use a tie that has some stiffness (think starch). Don&#8217;t forget to have a good quality stock pin on hand with a hardened steel shaft. The cheap ones will bend as you try to push them through the layers of fabric which is most annoying!</p>
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