Polo Pony Magnets

This Honeymooners-inspired design features a vintage line drawing of polo ponies with the text, Po lop o nies, (funny pronunciation of polo ponies as heard on the mid-century tv show). It is a great gift for Dad, uncle, grandfather, retro tv fan, polo players, equestrians, horse lovers, fans of classic comedy, athletes, men, ladies, youth.

Whether in the saddle horseback riding, watching horse racing, polo ponies, equestrian show or horse therapy session this beautiful animal is why you're here. Show your unbridled joy and say yay not neigh! Perfect for at the stable, training, dressage or show arena, track, or just horsing around! Great gift for a horse lover boy or girl (colt or filly!)

Born to Ride The beautiful, powerful horse called Blaze with her flowing mane of hair. A stunning piece of equine artwork for the horse lover that loves the equestrian lifestyle, to collect. See the other collections of Blaze here too

A 19th century American print depicting life in Tibet. The work depicting native Tibetans engaged in a polo match, playing battledore or shuttlecock and dancing. The artist has used the old English style ' Thibet ' for his title.

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For Horse Lovers - falling autumn leaves and acorns, I love fall most of all in a variety of hand written fonts - Two horses are silhouetted in flannel fall shirt patterns one green and one brown plain flannel patterns, give a very homey feel for the cool autumn season.

Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony... If you ride a mare, you know all the other elements pale by comparison. Loyal, demanding, complex, and formidable, mares were preferred by the greatest mounted warriors throughout human history. If you want a pet, buy a gelding. If you want a partner who might even outsmart you, choose a mare. Show your mare owner pride with this design. 50% of net profits go to Polo Pony Rescue, a 501(c) 3 nonprofit that houses and rehabilitates retired polo ponies. Mares are preferred by top polo players around the world for their fearless disposition and willingness to bump other horses out of the way on the field. Now in full color.

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