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Back Off Bonnet Pin
Back Off Bonnet Pin
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Stop traffic!
Our Back Off Bonnet Pin will make sure other riders give you a wide berth. It's red ribbon is big and red enough to be seen from space, so you never have to worry about someone getting too close in the schooling area. But it's also cute enough that it'll look great in all your horse show photos.
Our enamel bonnet pin is attached with two pin points secured by soft rubber backings that will be comfortable on your horse's head. Pin it directly to the yarn or mesh of your bonnet, and it'll stay put during all your horse's antics. You can also pin it to a halter fuzzy that can velcro on and off of your browband if you want to be able to quickly remove it at the in gate.
Back off!
Back off!
Our Back Off Bonnet Pin is the perfect accessory to remind your fellow competitors that your horse is not a fan of oncoming traffic. Pin it directly to the yarn or mesh of your fly bonnet.
You can also pin it to a halter fuzzy if you prefer to remove it right before you walk in the ring.
Not sure how to wear it? The video below should help.
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Products ship within three days via USPS with tracking. Most orders ship for $6, and orders over $80 ship free in the U.S. We accept returns of unopened products within 30 days. More details are on our shipping page.
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