Silver Leather Horse Size Adjustable Show Halter w/ 6' Lead Chain Knife Officially licensed Jack Daniel's Tennessee Size:EU 38 / US 26

Name: Silver Leather Horse Size Adjustable Show Halter w/ 6' Lead Chain Knife Officially licensed Jack Daniel's Tennessee Size:EU 38 / US 26
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81200012089
Price: 54.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6885 (7 reviews)

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Silver Leather Horse Size Adjustable Show Halter w 6' Lead Chain Knife Officially licensed Jack Daniel's Tennessee Size:EU 38 US 26 Officially licensed Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Old No This wristlet has multiple inside pockets Halter features double buckles on crown and three way adjustable nose and throat latch Halter has silver on noseband and cheeks with raised beading on edges

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