Yehoshua Bomberg
Someone who owns a horse knows what is like to share a deep, fantastic connection to this majestically noble creature. The most majestically noble creature on earth if such a ranking exists. The loyalty these creatures emanate is something owners can attest as a magical connection.
Horses have been serving mankind for more than a couple thousand, hundred thousand, even most likely millions of years ago. Horse owners know the responsibility this deep connection comes with and wisely reciprocate it to their reliable steads. You can show love to both horse and horse owner by giving them one of these gifts to take on a ride with.
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#1 The American Barn Cuckoo Clock
Cuckoo clock designer Jodie Davis designed this barn for her real life horse Harley. It’s the real thing! Hand made in the Black Forest. When the cuckoo calls the farmer hoes, the music plays, and then Harley pops in and out of his stall!
#2 Savvy Muscle Creme
If you work with or ride horses, no doubt you’ve experienced some muscle aches. We certainly have! This potent formula contains 5% OptiMSM® to ease tired muscles and joints. This rich cream goes on like a hand lotion, and targets dry skin with soothing organic aloe, organic coconut oil, deep penetrating arnica and chamomile, warming black pepper and cinnamon oils, and cooling eucalyptus, peppermint and spearmint oils.
#3 Renwick & Sons Grooming Kit Collection
A bit pricy at about $530, it’s totally worth it. Catering to your every grooming requirement, the Renwick & Sons collection contains nine tools, each designed around an ergonomic body so you can give your horse the ultimate grooming experience. And for added luxury, you can personalize the brushes by size, leather strap color, and optional leather strap embossing.
#4 One K™ Defender Matte Helmet
The One K Defender Helmet is both beautiful and functional. It can perform double duty as your everyday riding helmet with its lightweight feel, durability, ventilation system, and removable washable liner. It’s beautiful enough for the show-ring, particularly the matte black and rose gold editions. Coming in at about $240, it’s an unbelievable value for the price
#5 StepnSoak Hoof Soaking Boots
A great gift for a horse owner is one that they will apprentice because it solves a very common – very irritating problem all horses owners eventually face – the task of having to soak and/ or treat their horses hooves due to a abscess – thrush or a hoof injury.
#6 Buckeye Nutrition All Natural Peppermint Bits Horse Treats
If you’re wondering what to get your horse-owning friend you can’t go wrong with these all-natural peppermint treats (my grandparents own horses and every time we pull out the bag the horses come running). Small enough to fit in your pocket, the treats are great to reward your horse after trail riding but they also make great training treats. They are made will natural peppermint oil, but the best part is they are free of additives, preservatives, artificial flavors, and there is no added sugar. So you don’t have to feel guilty about how many treats you’re giving them. You can buy a 4-lb bag from Chewy for just $8.99, but Autoship members will only pay $8.54.
#7 THE SOUL 26 x 44 Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Terri Crowley creates amazing works of art for horse lovers. Long before I was her publicist I was her horse trainer many years ago. We have remained friends and I have seen over the years how much these commissioned pieces mean to people. They make a thoughtful, above-and-beyond gift.
#8 Lucky Necklace
Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. The horseshoe charm is approximately 3/4 inch by 1/2 inch. Available with a sterling silver or 14kt gold filled chain in lengths 16 inches, 18 inches, and 20 inches (with a premium), this necklace retails for $49.00.
#9 Horseshoe Necklace
Keep the open end of your horse shoe pointed up to catch good luck and keep it from running out. The belief of this is that the luck inside the horseshoe will spill or will be lost if pointed downward.
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