For the horse show dad and the owner's box.
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Ireland's iconic knee-high leather boot, lined with GORE-TEX, for muddy paddocks and wet show grounds. Smart enough to wear to the clubhouse afterward.
Hermès started out as a Paris harness maker in 1837. This leather grooming bag carries brushes, hoof pick and the rest to the barn, and looks right at the show ring.
A small Hermès box for carrying sugar cubes and treats to the horse. A charming gift for the dad who's always at the stall door with a pocketful of treats.
A gift for the family horse, in the famous Rocabar stripe. It's the kind of detail other horse-show parents notice.
The watch that was invented for polo. In 1931 players in India asked for a watch that could survive a match, and Jaeger-LeCoultre answered with a case that flips over to protect the crystal.
The country classic for long days at the show grounds: thornproof waxed cotton, detachable hood and liner, and a big rear pocket for programs and a thermos.
Late August in Bridgehampton, from a lounge at the corner of the Grand Prix ring. Includes parking and a buffet lunch, with drinks available. Grand Prix Sunday is the day to go.
Grand Prix show jumping under the lights at the Winter Equestrian Festival, every Saturday from January to April. Book a table for 4, 6 or 8 with dinner and an open bar at The Gallery or the Wellington Club.
The 153rd Run for the Roses, from the fourth floor: indoor dining and a covered terrace overlooking the finish line. The first Saturday in May.