Springwood Equestrian League Tee
The formula was simple: Merge stolen horses from Monmouth Park and a jockey who might have been a fifth grader at Thurgood Marshall Elementary School – cross your fingers and pray for hay. Throw in a publicist, three disgruntled OTB operators, a salsa dance instructor and two race fixers and you’ve got the makings of a first rate equestrian team. The league producing Cleopatra Whyte, warrior horse woman of Asbury Park legend, who, aboard the chimerical steed, Ethiopian Flicka, rode to a fourth place finish at the 1970 FEI European Show Jumping Championships.
Our custom Bella + Canvas cotton t-shirt is made of soft 4.2oz. 100% ringspun cotton fabric and features a slim fitting, tailored side seam and slightly higher sleeves than the standard cotton t-shirts, and significantly softer.
Color: Dark Grey Heather
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