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Haas Junior Brush Haas Junior Brush. Selected horsehair and natural bristles with the smallest amount of synthetic fibers have been used to manufacture this brush. The selected combination of the bristles ensure that this brush has excellent cleaning...
JUNO Children's Riding Gloves The JUNO riding glove impresses with its wonderful combination of elegance and functionality. The beautiful, glittering outer material makes the children's glove something very special. Who doesn't love to sparkle on their favourite...
Stick for ground exercises Stick for ground exercises with detachable lash is to be considered as extension of the arm and therefore a perfect medium for communication between horse and rider. The coated grip is very comfortable to hold and helps giving the horse...
Warming- and cooling boots, black, set with 2 pcs. Warming- and cooling boots. Black, set with 2 pcs., outer lining 100% easy care polyester, inner side padded with terry cloth. Slide-in pocket for hot- and coldpack with tape closure. Supports and activates the blood circulation in the...
Telescope whip, black This telescopic whip in black is an indispensable tool, especially in the area of lunging and ground work. The whip is made of light and durable material and is comfortable to hold with the rubberized handle. The upper part can be easily...
