Anyone for nude bottom jump fillers?
Are you looking to add an extra something to your showjumping course? One eBay seller believes they have the perfect solution — fillers in the shape of bare bottoms.
The entrepreneurial seller is offering the fibreglass backsides — which used to be mannequins — to the equestrian market to spice up your schooling sessions.
The seller states that they come in a “used condition”, but that it is possible to “sand and paint them or even put pants on them”.
The nude sculptures — which come in both sexes — may be more distracting for the rider rather than the horse.
Priced at £35 for a set of 3, they are “not recommended for use as a wing or to stack” and have not passed any relevant safety standards.
This news story was first published in Horse & Hound magazine (24 October, 2013)
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Sophia Heath joined Horse & Hound in July 2013 having previously worked for the Daily Telegraph's Olympics website, CNN International and Omnisport. A Durham graduate with a Masters in journalism from City University, Sophia has evented, showjumped and hunted. Sophia left Horse & Hound in early 2015 to join an international boating website.