Tassel Neck Rope - "PEACOCK"

Versatile, Functional and a Work of Art ...

Our neck ropes can be used for many things:

• Tackless / free riding
• Liberty and groundwork
• Everyday training and riding
• Accessory/decor for photoshoots
• As an "oh Crap" strap (Kind of like the Jesus bar in a car) for extra security

Neck ropes (also known as cordeos) can be a really fun and great way to bond with your horse. Why not try something new?

Sizing ...

For a more in-depth guide to sizing, read our guide here ☞ Neck Rope Size Guide

Size	Centimeters	Inches
Pony	130cm	51"
Cob	145cm	57"
Full	160cm	63"
Warmblood	175cm	69"

If you're in need of a custom size, let us know in the comments section of your order or simply contact us here to confirm.

One of a kind colours ... 

"Peacock" is a one of a kind, limited edition colour combo that you won't find anywhere else. Made from a beautiful 12mm double braided rope with a gorgeous sheen and a colour combination designed by me here at Wild Rider, and manufactured with love here in Australia. Our colour "Peacock" consists of dark burgundy, outlined by a lattice of turquoise with STUNNING flecks of green, an original design you won't find anywhere else.

Handmade in Australia ...

The rope itself is manufactured in Australia, and all rope products are made by me. The rope has a soft touch which only gets better with use.

Rope that's designed to take a beating from us equestrians ...

Our rope is designed to take a beating from us equestrians (we deserve it) You'll find it's soft, durable and super strong. It's colourfast, hand-washable, UV resistant and long-lasting, too.

Remember ...

Please allow up to 2 weeks for your order to be made and sent out to you! I totally get it, you're keen, so I will do my best to make it as fast as possible 💨

Our Training Pouches are the perfect accessory to use with your new neck rope, they're available in 4 different colours to up your Matchy game, you can shop for them here ☞ Wild Rider Training Pouch

Note...

Colors may vary due to lighting and differences in dye batches.