



Summit Hobby Horses, Mt Juliet
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She was made for the dressage ring — but she might just surprise you over the jumps too. Meet Mt Juliet, a beautiful chestnut mare handcrafted by Kira of Summit Hobby Horses with the grace, elegance and warmth of a horse you never want to put down.
Mt Juliet loves long rides and the quiet rhythm of dressage, but her rider is welcome to see what else she is capable of. Crafted from warm chestnut European fabric with a gorgeous deep rose-pink mane that sets her apart from every other horse in the room, she wears a beautifully made grey leather European bridle with a jewelled browband, silver hardware and metal clip fastenings that give her a quietly glamorous, competition-ready finish.
Handcrafted by 13-year-old Kira on the Mornington Peninsula from premium European fabrics and leathers, Mt Juliet is a genuinely special piece — one of a kind in every sense, arriving with Kira's own handwritten note introducing her personality and spirit.
There is only one Mt Juliet. Once she finds her rider, she is gone.
- Handcrafted by Kira, Summit Hobby Horses, Mornington Peninsula
- Total length 84cm, pole length 49cm
- Warm chestnut European fabric with deep rose-pink mane
- Grey leather European bridle with jewelled browband, silver hardware and metal clip fastenings
- Each horse is completely one of a kind — no two are ever alike
- European fabrics and leathers throughout
- Includes Kira's personal handwritten note
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