Will a Horse's Forelock Grow Back?

anywhere from 3 to 12 months depending on genetics, breed, age, nutrition, and sometimes certain hormone levels. If it is the horse in your profile photo, I'd say 3-6 is a good estimate.

How do I get my horse's forelock to grow?

To encourage maximum growth of the mane and forelock hair, I'd suggest brushing the roots of the mane daily with a short-bristled body brush. The idea is to get the area clean, remove dandruff and stimulate the skin, while being careful to avoid breaking off or pulling out any hairs.

Can you cut a horse's forelock?

If the mane is natural/long, you can trim a little along the swooping line of the mane. ... If a mane falls in a clean, blunt-looking line, it is not cut with scissors. Although it looks blunt, its tapered, even if slightly.