There was a lot of variety in attire though, which I thought was kind of interesting. (I'm sorry to my co-timer, since I commented on the fashion choices of riders all day...). Most competitors were beautifully turned out. Nice jackets and horses braided well. There were a few riders who lived on the edge and didn't braid their horses, including one rider who chose to braid in the western style (I've avoided a lot of opinions of others on this blog, but why???):
Most of the braids were classy hunter braids or dressage button braids:
Dressage buttons |
Onto rider apparel! With the exception of one rider, everyone wore a coat. The exception showed in a polo. The coats were mostly the new soft shell type instead of the traditional wool blends. It was only 70-75 and partly cloudy, so not a hot day by Texas standards. There were a couple of really interesting jackets:
Similar, from Smartpak |
Most riders had white breeches, and many of them were this pair of Kerritts:
I didn't pay close enough attention to helmets, but most riders did not have skull caps, most were more hunter/jumper esq styles. Anyways. I hope you enjoyed this brief look at some of the cool fashions I saw at the show this past weekend.
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