Domino - Black and White Hobby Horse
Domino - Black and White Hobby Horse
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A realistic stick horse built for play and competition.
Soft plush coat, lightweight wooden stick, bridle and reins included and ready to ride. The head is stuffed with polyester cotton for a firm, well-shaped look that holds up through daily use. Easy to assemble, easy to store.
- Total length 74 cm / 29 in
- Materials soft plush head, lightweight wooden stick
- Includes bridle and reins
- Ages children and teens
- Made for practice, competition, dress-up and gifting
Ships worldwide, tracked from dispatch to delivery.
Straight from the stable
Real photos sent in by riders who bought this horse
1/3
Very beautiful, suitable for a horse show with a martingale and bridle. I recommend decorating the headpiece with rhinestones, but it came without a stick!!! Of course, I have a stick from another horse, but it's not very convenient.
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1/2
I 100% recommend!! it's super light so you can easily get around, very sturdy and great quality! also, perfect price for it! would definitely buy again. however, i did trim the mane a little
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Amazing quality, realistic, easy to put together, just like the picture ^v^
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I added a charm and made a braid in the front; there's a bit too much mane, but otherwise it's perfect.
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Very good workmanship, highly recommended!!!
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Absolutely awesome
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Hobby horsing
More than a toy. A first horse.
Hobby horsing started in Finland and now fills fields, gymnasiums and school yards across Europe. Riders name their horse, build a routine, learn a course by heart and jump it for real. This is where it begins.
Made to be ridden every day
The plush coat stays soft after months of use, the head keeps its shape thanks to a firm polyester filling, and the wooden stick is light enough for a child to carry, run with and jump with. Nothing rattles, nothing sags.
Bridle and reins come fitted, so the horse is ready the moment the box is open. No assembly beyond sliding the stick into place.
From the garden to the competition ring
Riders start with a few poles in the garden, then a club session, then a first show. At 74 cm the horse suits both a seven year old learning to trot and a teenager clearing 80 cm fences.
It travels flat in a bag, waits in a bedroom corner between sessions, and comes back out whenever the weather allows.
Choose a coat, give it a name, and start the season.