What tool is best for finishing grooming a horse by removing dust?

A grooming cloth is specifically designed to effectively remove dust and provide a final polish to a horse's coat. Its soft texture allows for gentle sweeping over the horse's body, ensuring that any loose dirt and dust is lifted without irritating the skin or damaging the coat. This tool is ideal for finishing touches after the bulk of grooming has been completed, and it helps in enhancing the horse’s appearance by adding a subtle shine to the coat.

In contrast, the other grooming tools serve different purposes. A curry comb is primarily used for loosening dirt and hair by massaging the horse's skin, while a body brush is intended for removing the dust and dirt that have been loosened. A mane and tail brush focuses on tangling and grooming the hair in those specific areas rather than on overall dust removal from the body. Thus, while they are valuable in a grooming routine, none of them serve the finishing purpose as effectively as a grooming cloth does.