Refine your riding aids with the M. Toulouse Tom Thumb 1/2” Neck Spur! Featuring a short 1/2-inch neck & classic Tom Thumb design, these English riding spurs offer a subtle option for riders seeking precise leg communication during schooling and training.
Experience lightweight performance in the AA Ladies MotionLite Competition Jacket! Designed with breathable, flexible fabric for freedom of movement, this modern equestrian show coat delivers a tailored, polished look without sacrificing comfort in the ri
Seamless, lightweight, ultra close contact competition socks. These sophisticated socks feature a close-woven foot with a topside seam for comfortable toes.
Ride with confidence in the EGO7 Women's Dressage Full Grip Breeches! Designed for a flattering, polished fit, these performance breeches feature a full grip seat for added stability in the saddle. Perfect for dressage training, schooling, and competition
We love this show coat because the Ego7 Be Air is a hybrid between a traditional coat and mesh coat. Featuring slight shoulder pads for an elegant silhouette and perforated panels under the arms for increased airflow.
Complete your riding essentials with Ovation Awesome Spur Straps! Measuring 3/8 inch wide and 16 inches long, these equestrian spur straps help keep your spurs securely positioned on your boots. A practical accessory for lessons and horse shows.
Refine your riding aids with the Marcel Toulouse Soft Touch Large Horizontal Ball Spur! Featuring a large, horizontally positioned rounded ball end for controlled leg cues, this equestrian spur measures 1 1/4 inches from boot to tip.
Add a little shine to every ride! The Ovation Metallic Schooler Helmet combines everyday riding protection with a stylish metallic finish. A practical, eye-catching choice for lessons, schooling, and time in the saddle.
The TuffRider Patrol Light Jods for boys are part of the TuffRider line of riding apparel and footwear for ladies, men and kids. TuffRider offers quality, basic riding products that provide value for money.
