Which statement about tail extensions policy is true?

• A. Weighted tails are not allowed.
• B. Hair-to-hair attachments are required; no attachments to tailbone.
• C. Attachments to the tailbone are prohibited.
• D. Extensions are allowed and weighted tails are authorized.

Answer: (B)

Tail extensions must be attached using hair-to-hair methods, and they may not be attached to the tailbone. This combination ensures the extension is secured by the horse’s own tail hair rather than by devices anchored at the bone, which helps maintain safety and a uniform appearance. Because this statement covers both how attachments must be made and where they cannot be placed, it matches the policy precisely. The other options either omit one part of the rule or state something the policy doesn’t allow (such as weighted tails).