Shipping & Return Policy
POSTAGE & DELIVERY TIMES
Orders will be fulfilled same day if ordered before 12pm. Orders are generally fulfilled within 2 business days (Normally the same or next day) if after 12pm. If an order cannot be fulfilled within this time period for any reason, we will contact the customers to notify of delays.
We use Australia Post as our primary carrier to all regions of Australia.
REFUNDS
You are able to return unwanted goods to us within 30 days of receiving the item(s). Refunds will be made by the original payment method.
Please be sure of your size before ordering, freight charges for returning incorrectly sized items are the responsibility of the customer.
All goods are to be returned in their original packaging including labels and header cards and are to be unused. Any exchanges will be charged at our usual postage rates.
CLICK & COLLECT
If this product has a "Pick Up At Store" option, the order will normally be ready for pickup within 1 or 2 business days. The customer will be notified via email when their Click & Collect order is ready to pick up.
Please contact support@theequestrian.com.auto arrange refunds or exchanges.
Description
Breyer Traditional Latigo Dun It
Latigo Dun it, known as Hollywood, is a 2002 Quarter Horse stallion owned and exhibited by Tomas Garcilazo. Together they perform rope tricks, reining maneuvers, and traditional Charro horsemanship. A Charro is a Mexican horseman, often appearing in traditional dress. Their skills have been passed down through generations, and great pride is taken in their roping abilities and horsemanship as they compete in charrerĀa; an event similar to rodeo. The duo's performances are often accompanied by music, laser shows, and even pyrotechnics! One of their trademark tricks is the wedding ring, where Tomas spins a giant rope loop that encircles Hollywood as they race around the arena.
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Features:
- Impressive roping abilities and horsemanship skills
- Performances accompanied by music, laser shows, and pyrotechnics
- Show-stopping trick: "Wedding Ring" where a giant rope loop encircles Hollywood as they race around the arena
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Orders will be processed and shipped generally within 24 hours. Orders before 12pm will be shipped same day.
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Size Charts
Please view all our size charts here.
Shipping & Refund Policy
Orders will be processed and shipped generally within 24 hours. Orders before 12pm will be shipped same day.
Please read Shipping Policy & our Refund Policy for more information
Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy describes how theequestrian.com.au (the āSiteā or āweā) collects, uses, and discloses your Personal Information when you visit or make a purchase from the Site.
Visit the Privacy Policy for further information.
Description
Breyer Traditional Latigo Dun It
Latigo Dun it, known as Hollywood, is a 2002 Quarter Horse stallion owned and exhibited by Tomas Garcilazo. Together they perform rope tricks, reining maneuvers, and traditional Charro horsemanship. A Charro is a Mexican horseman, often appearing in traditional dress. Their skills have been passed down through generations, and great pride is taken in their roping abilities and horsemanship as they compete in charrerĀa; an event similar to rodeo. The duo's performances are often accompanied by music, laser shows, and even pyrotechnics! One of their trademark tricks is the wedding ring, where Tomas spins a giant rope loop that encircles Hollywood as they race around the arena.
Ā
Features:
- Impressive roping abilities and horsemanship skills
- Performances accompanied by music, laser shows, and pyrotechnics
- Show-stopping trick: "Wedding Ring" where a giant rope loop encircles Hollywood as they race around the arena
