Enter our One-Of-A Kind Horse Contest to Win An Exquisite Schleese Bridle!

A "Like" Contest We Know You'll Love!!

What makes your horse one-of-a-kind?

Post his or her photo and tell us what makes your horse one-of-a-kind.

You could win an exquisite snaffle or double bridle (your choice) from Schleese! Scroll down to find out more!!

Talk about a gorgeous bridle! A raised-style browband and noseband, a padded noseband and padded chin-guard for greater comfort, a padded crown to reduce pressure on the poll, shaped ear cut-outs to prevent rubbing and pressure behind ears...and they come in cob, full and warmblood sizes!

Entering is as easy as 1-2-3!

1. Post a photo of your horse on Barnmice. In the photo description, tell us what makes him or her one-of-a-kind.

2. Include the words “Schleese Contest” in the title of your photo.

3. Invite your friends, family (and everybody else!) to come to Barnmice and click on the Barnmice “Like” (the heart) and/or the Facebook “Like” below your photo(s)!

*All “Likes” will be counted and you can post multiple photos.

*The photo with the highest total number of "Likes" will win the Schleese bridle!

Click here for a sample photo with "Likes"

The contest runs until Friday, August 12, 2011, so add your photo(s) and tell us about your one-of-a-kind horse today!

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Did you know? Schleese is the female saddle specialist and, this year, they are celebrating their 25th Anniversary!! Find out more about Schleese!

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Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Lucke, BA on August 4, 2011 at 4:16pm

Schleese Contest: My horse is the one thing in my life that, "adds life to my years and years to my life."

Permalink Reply by Joanne Marie on August 7, 2011 at 6:02pm

here is a horse i use to ride, some years ago, came back from out of state and he was scheduled to go to the aspca(he was a school horse), since he has narvicular, so i took him. he was a great horse to ride, he use to have the beginnings of a reiner and he could jump too. they call him shamus and he has a western brand on his flank, he has some paint horse markings big white shoop under his belly with the paint horse eye. but he is bascially a chestnut with 4 white socks. he was 8 to 10 years when I rode him, he was also fearless on trails. now he's about 15. thanks for looking. i am a retired vet. and my son is active duty now.

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