Horse Riding Events & Show Collections

Travelling to a show is easier when both rider and horse equipment are planned around the event.Read more... Horse riding events & show collections bring together competition wear, protective pieces and travel-friendly essentials, helping you keep bags more organised and reduce last-minute kit changes once you arrive at the venue. (Read less)

Horse Riding Events & Show Collections FAQs

What is required to prepare for a horse riding event or show day?

Event preparation is easier when rider clothing, footwear, grooming tools and horse equipment are checked before travelling rather than packed at the last minute.... Fouganza's current event-focused assortment includes riding boots, gloves, leggings, grooming brushes, halters and other practical items that can support preparation for lessons, shows and equestrian days out. For larger occasions such as the Dublin Horse Show, organise equipment by when you will need it: riding kit together, grooming items together and spare dry clothing separately. Check boot soles, glove palms, fastenings and halter fittings before leaving, and clean visible dirt from footwear and grooming equipment so everything is ready to use when you arrive.

Why does riding footwear matter at wet showgrounds and yards?

Riding footwear needs to work both around the yard and in the stirrup, particularly when ground conditions are wet or muddy. Fouganza's synthetic jodhpur and long riding boots use waterproof materials, while outsole patterns are designed specifically to provide grip against stirrup irons. Some jodhpur models also use a fully injected upper-and-sole construction to reduce the risk of separation, while cushioned insoles add support during longer periods on your feet. For busy equestrian weekends such as the Dublin Racing Festival, practical footwear can also make moving between outdoor areas more manageable. After wet use, remove mud with water or a soft brush and let boots dry naturally away from fires, radiators and other direct heat.

What care does rider and horse equipment need after an event?

Deal with moisture and dirt before putting equipment into long-term storage. Brush mud from synthetic riding boots, remove insoles where possible and let footwear dry in a ventilated place without direct heat. Riding gloves should be dried flat at room temperature, while grooming brushes should be cleaned and allowed to dry before returning to a bag or box. Treats should be stored somewhere cool, clean and dry away from strong odours. The wider horse riding range can help separate rider kit, horse equipment and stable-care items so each can be maintained appropriately. Before the next event, repeat a quick inspection of boot soles, rein-grip surfaces, halter fittings and clothing wear zones rather than assuming everything remained ready after the previous outing.