The quality of work that goes in to creating these rocking horses is unquestionable, from the selection of the best kiln-dried timber (to prevent warping) and the standard of the joinery, to the hand-stitched leather tack, the real horse hair for the mane and tail and the realistic eyes. The insistence on perfection is clear.
Pictured, Enda Bolger at the Cheltenham Gold Cup Festival receiving his rocking version of the Champion Handicap Steeple Chaser Spot The Differnce. Why not treat yourself to one of our horses from the same pedigree stable?
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Stained Oak Rocking Horse
A piece of traditional English oak has great natural beauty. After being carved, planed, limed, beeswaxed and polished, it is transformed into an elegant rocking horse. Note the muscle definition in the neck of this animal.
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From £3,642.50
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Ayres Dapple Grey Rocking Horse
A classic rocking horse, the Dapple Grey is instantly recognisable by its outstretched legs and distinctive, irregular shaped spots. In the early 19th century the head was traditionally extended and lowered in the racing position. Frederick Henry Aryes (1864-1940) produced many fine examples of this classic horse.
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From £1,739.00
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