Best buy: Gorringe Malton Jodhpurs
With the competition season underway, you may be thinking about investing in a new pair of jodhpurs. Gorringe’s Malton ladies jodhpurs are made from a four-way stretch cotton/Lycra material and are ideal for everyday or competition use, as they are comfortable and hard wearing.
They feature a high-peaked waistband for extra comfort and back support, belt loops, a slanted zip pocket on the front, Clarino-style knee patches and a hook and front zip closure.
Available in a choice of navy, black or beige, they are available in a choice of regular or long leg length in 24″ to 32″ waist.
These jodhpurs normally retail at £52.99, but Frogpool Manor is offering them at the significantly reduced price of just £38.99 during May.
To take advantage of this fantastic offer, which is available during May 2004 only, click here.
Alternatively you can check out Frogpool Manor’s wide range of top quality equestrian products at: www.frogpool.com
Coming up at Frogpool Manor
Never miss out on the latest happenings in the equestrian world
Frogpool will be hosting a competition and leisure fashion show, starting at 6pm on Saturday 15 May. The evening will begin with a dressage display by Nicola Jourdain followed by a showcase of clothing by Pikeur, Euro-star, Cavallo, Toggi, Musto and Totti among others.
Customers attending the evening will have the chance to win a Thorowgood Griffin Warmblood Dressage Saddle in a prize draw and the shop will be open until late offering 10% off all purchases. The evening will conclude with a BBQ, licenced bar and disco. Tickets cost £5 and include a donation to the British Equestrian Federation Fund. To book tickets call Jo on (tel: 020 8300 0716 ext 203).
Frogpool will also be hosting a free bitting lecture with Hilary Vernon and Myler Bits on Thursday 20 May at 7pm. Late night shopping will be available with a 10% discount on all Myler bits purchased on the night. Entrance to this limited event will be by ticket only. For your free ticket call Jo on (tel: 020 8300 0716 ext 203).
Carol is an experienced journalist and editor, who is also a passionate amateur rider and dedicated horse owner, having ridden since childhood. She has a particular interest in the emotional well-being and ethical training of horses, alongside veterinary matters, having garnered extensive first-hand experience of numerous equine health conditions through more than 30 years of horse ownership.