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Horse Riding Equipment Dublin City

  • 27-03-2006 5:11pm
    #1
    Static M.e.
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    Admin: Sorry, this is the only place I could think of asking this. (Apart from the Horse Racing Section)

    I need to get a Body Protector for horse riding in Dublin City this weekend.

    Does anyone know where I could possible get one? Its for a little girl so I presume I will need a kids section.

    Im also totally clueless here so any advice on what exactly I should buy would be much appreciated.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    fits
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    Colmans of Sandyford village, or theres a good saddlery in Mulhuddart village as well. There is also a store in Bray. Nothing closer to the city centre that I know of. These people should be able to tell you all you need to know.
    We could do with an equestrian board on here.


  • #3
    skink
    Closed Accounts Posts: 210 ✭✭skink


    the only brand to buy inho for a small child is rodney powell, to get some very good selection and service, not slating any shops in dublin, but go to holemtead saddlery in kildare or berney bros also in kildare....


  • #4
    Static M.e.
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    Thanks guys, appreciate it :)


  • #5
    plenderj
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    Tredstep up in Kilternan


  • #6
    fits
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    Where is Tredstep located in Kilternan? I didnt know about that one... As for Holmestead, I find it really useless. The staff are totally uninterested and I have had problems with the quality of their stuff. I avoid the place like the plague. Its the only saddlery that regularly has me coming out with less than I intended buying. That is a very bad sign... trust me.;)


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  • #7
    Saintly
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    I love Berney Bros in Kilcullen, well established local business who take care of their customers - regulars or not. Well worth the trip.

    Saintly


  • #8
    wheres me jumpa
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    While were on horse riding equipment, how hot is a female ass in those horse riding pants?! Damn just thinking about it....


  • #9
    fits
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    wheres me jumpa wrote:
    While were on horse riding equipment, how hot is a female ass in those horse riding pants?! Damn just thinking about it....

    The novelty soon wears off with the smell, and coming second to the horse all the time. And only some girls look good in jodhpurs me thinks.


  • #10
    wheres me jumpa
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    Ya know, I never once thought about the horse poo. That kills that fascination!


  • #11
    doctor evil
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    If its at a riding school they should provide them, they don`t come cheap you might find signs advertising second hand ones from kids out grown.


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