About Competition Accessories
Competition accessories are the small but essential items that complete your show ring turnout and help you perform at your best on the day. Our competition accessories collection includes stock pins, number holders, competition bibs, show touches, spur straps, boot polish and care products, garment bags, and a range of other items designed to help Australian riders look polished and stay organised at competitions.
The difference between a good turnout and a great one often comes down to the details. A correctly positioned stock pin, sparkling clean boots, a secure number holder and a well-pressed jacket all contribute to the impression you make on the judge. Our accessories help you achieve that professional presentation, while practical items like garment bags and boot bags keep your competition gear protected and organised between events and during travel.
Quick Facts
Best ForCompetition riders who want to perfect their show ring presentation and stay organised at events
DisciplinesDressage, showing, eventing, show jumping, hunter classes
Top BrandsKelly Herd, JNK Collective, Mon Cheval
Ships FromAustralia — fast local delivery
Perfect Your PresentationStock pins, boot polish and presentation accessories help you achieve the polished, professional turnout that judges notice. These small details demonstrate respect for the sport and attention to every aspect of your competition performance.
Stay Organised at EventsOur gear bags, garment covers and boot bags keep your competition clothing clean, protected and organised during transport. Arrive at the competition grounds with everything in its place, ready to focus on your performance.
Competition EssentialsFrom number holders and competition bibs to spare stock pins and boot care products, we stock the essential accessories every competitor needs. Don't let a missing pin or scuffed boot detract from your hard-earned preparation.
Quality That LastsOur competition accessories are sourced from reputable equestrian brands known for quality and durability. These are items you'll use competition after competition, season after season, making them a smart investment in your equestrian journey.
What is a stock pin and do I need one?
A stock pin is a decorative pin used to secure a stock tie in place at the neck. It's a traditional and often required element of dressage and eventing turnout. Even when not strictly mandatory, a stock pin adds a polished, professional finish to your competition appearance.
Do I need a number holder for competition?
Most competitions require riders to display a competitor number. A number holder or bridle/saddle number bracket keeps your number visible and secure during your test or round. Some events provide numbers, while others require you to bring your own holder — check the event schedule for requirements.
What should I pack for a competition day?
Essential competition accessories include spare stock pins, boot polish or cleaning wipes, a number holder, safety pins, a sewing repair kit, garment and boot bags, sunscreen, and a change of clothes. Our accessories range covers many of these essentials to help you be fully prepared.
How do I keep my competition gear clean between events?
Store your competition clothing in garment bags to protect against dust and damage. Use boot bags to keep tall boots scuff-free, and stuff them with boot trees or rolled magazines to maintain their shape. Brush and polish boots after each use, and air your jacket before storing.
Are these accessories suitable for all competition levels?
Yes, our competition accessories are suitable for riders at all levels, from local pony club and interschool competitions to state and national championships. The same attention to presentation applies whether you're riding your first preliminary test or competing at elite level.
Do you stock competition accessories for children?
Yes, many of our competition accessories are suitable for younger riders. Stock pins, number holders and gear bags are available in styles and sizes appropriate for children competing at pony club and junior events, helping young riders learn good presentation habits from the start.
