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First impressions count – your show equipment
In the arena or on the course you are not only an athlete – you represent yourself, your horse and your stable. The right equipment is not only a must, but also an expression of your personality. If you look good, you feel good. And if you feel good, you ride better.
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Kentucky & Samshield
At first glance this set is classically minimalist, but the little glitter highlights make it a real eye-catcher on second glance.
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The big show checklist
Print it out, tick it off, forget nothing. This list has already saved many a show day!
For your horse
- Saddle (cleaned & well fitting), Girth & show saddle pad
- Bridle / double bridle (rule-compliant for the class)
- Headcollar + tie rope / lead rope
- Travel boots for the journey
- Horse boots for the test (show jumpers)
- Bandages or horse boots for the warm-up arena (dressage riders)
- Fly veil / fly mask, fly spray
- Cooler
- Enough hay, fresh water & buckets
- Hard feed, Treats & rewards
- Horse passport & vaccination record (mandatory!)
- Manure fork, broom, shovel
- Mane bands or plaiting material
Grooming & care equipment
- Grooming kit: Curry comb, brushes, hoof pick
- Mane & tail spray, shine spray
- Hoof care / hoof gloss
- Sponge cloth & wipe
- Leather care
For you
- Show shirt with stand-up collar (white or light)
- White / light competition breeches
- Show jacket or tailcoat (note the class)
- Riding boots (polished to a high shine)
- Safe riding helmet
- Body protector for show jumpers (recommended) and eventers (mandatory)
- Riding gloves (white or light)
- Stock or tie
- Hair net & clips
- Whip & Spurs (rule-compliant)
Must-haves (do not forget!)
- Check in at the secretary's office (or online)!
- Cash
- Snacks & drinks
- Sunscreen & insect repellent
- Power bank & charging cable
- Spare clothes
- Adhesive tape & safety pins
- Show programme / start times saved offline
First aid & emergency
- Wound spray / spray plaster for the horse
- First-aid kit for riders
- Fever thermometer
- Emergency number of the vet
LeMieux Essence Edition: Pine Green
From the perforated show jacket to the anatomically shaped saddle pad – this LeMieux set in Pine Green stands for maximum functionality and uncompromising style.
Travel & parking – the most important tips
Getting there is the first test of the show day – for horse and human. Anyone stressed here already starts at a disadvantage. With the right preparation the journey becomes a relaxed warm-up for what is to come.
- Leave early: Plan at least 1–2 hours buffer – traffic jams with a horse are no fun.
- Prepare the horse: Put on travel boots, have hay ready for the journey.
- Drive gently: Take corners slowly, brake early – your horse is standing behind.
- In summer: Drive early in the morning, open the vents – trailers heat up quickly.
- Parking: Arrive early; spaces for combinations are limited. Leave enough space to other trailers so you can unload and load your horse calmly.
- After arrival: Let the horse stand quietly for 15–20 minutes first and settle.
Classic, elegant, QHP
Timeless elegance meets sparkling details – get the perfect show look from QHP for your sparkling appearance in the arena..