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Did You Know Whips Have Crackers?
I learned yesterday that a whip makes that cracking sound - whip crack away! - because it has a cracker, traditionally long lengths of horse tail twisted together and tied in to the end of a whip.
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"We STRONGLY recommend only using your whip when there is a cracker attached. While your whip may crack without a cracker on it, this will definitely damage your fall and put strain on the rest of your whip. Crackers are meant to help protect the whip from being damaged while travelling at supersonic speeds… and they also help it crack a lot easier, too! "
Naomi is correct. I'd heard this but always thought it was a joke until I looked it up some time ago:
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