Leaving your horse on the lorry while you walk the course, collect a number or ride another is just a part of the competition routine. What isn't part of the routine is when something goes wrong while you're the other side of the showground - and nobody knows whose horse it is or how to reach you.
This label sticks to your lorry window with your details on it, so anyone who needs to find you can. Your name, your number, other contacts in case you left your phone in the tack locker again, and any important details about your horse.
Printed on white static cling. No adhesive, no residue, nothing glued to your glass. It peels off, goes back in the locker and goes straight up again at the next show. One label, however many seasons you get out of it.
There's an option to leave a blank area at the bottom so you can write on the things that change from show to show: what class, what ring, what time you’ll be back. These can be written on with liquid chalk marker and wiped off with a damp cloth when you're ready to drive home. Dry wipe pens are not recommended, as they may still leave a trace when wiped off.
Leaving your horse on the lorry while you walk the course, collect a number or ride another is just a part of the competition routine. What isn't part of the routine is when something goes wrong while you're the other side of the showground - and nobody knows whose horse it is or how to reach you.
This label sticks to your lorry window with your details on it, so anyone who needs to find you can. Your name, your number, other contacts in case you left your phone in the tack locker again, and any important details about your horse.
Printed on white static cling. No adhesive, no residue, nothing glued to your glass. It peels off, goes back in the locker and goes straight up again at the next show. One label, however many seasons you get out of it.
There's an option to leave a blank area at the bottom so you can write on the things that change from show to show: what class, what ring, what time you’ll be back. These can be written on with liquid chalk marker and wiped off with a damp cloth when you're ready to drive home. Dry wipe pens are not recommended, as they may still leave a trace when wiped off.
