NRG
Stride Hoof Dressing
NRG
Stride Hoof Dressing
NRG Stride Hoof Dressing
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Dress and nourish your horses' hooves at the same time with Stride Hoof Dressing. Stride is one of Australia's favourite natural black dressing alternatives for keeping horses hooves looking good and performing soundly. This clever mix of quality ingredients including Lanolin, Pine Tar, Selected Waxes, Natural Oils, and Petroleum Jelly will nourish the hooves, keep them looking good in the ring, performing soundly between shoeing, and crack-free during long spells in the paddock.
- Natural black hoof dressing that lasts
- Help nourish hooves to keep them supple
- Help encourage healthy hoof growth
SKU: 1003563000
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