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Kieffer Gran Prix

Diamond Wool Wither Relief Pad

Herm Sprenger KK Loose Ring French Snaffle

Devoucoux Classic French Noseband Bridle

Bates Caprilli Close Contact (with CAIR panels)

Sommer Nouvelle Dressage Saddle

Western

Hereford Tex Tan Balance Ride

Blankets/Brushes:

Storm Shield V-tek Marathon Bellyband Turnout Blanket

Hermes Soft Body Brush

Leistner Brushes

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Skidmore's Leather Cream

Gravity Saddlemaker Leather Cream

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