I see. So the mannequin is solid and not hollow? Probably to simulate the actual weight of a live horse during rescue drills.
The tails in the photographs look plenty long. Longer than need be actually. A horses tail (minus the hair) is really not all that long. Some people groom thier horses (cut the hair), so the hair is not much longer than the tail itself. In the photos, about 2/3's of the length of those tails would be nothing but hair on a real horse.
Why not cut the frayed part off, and un-fray some more of it. I doubt the burrs are in the rope part of it to bad, and mainly into the already frayed part. Once you get it done, keep the dang thing out of the burrs. I'm still not understanding the importance of the tail. What if it got chopped off in the accident. If it wasn't there, would just add to the realness of being rescued from an accident. If it wasn't hurt, it wouldn't be being rescued from an accident to begin with.
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