




Summit Hobby Horses, Mt Hercules
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He loves to please, he will make you laugh, and his real strength lies in the showjumping ring. Meet Mt Hercules — a bold, cheeky boy handcrafted by Kira of Summit Hobby Horses with the kind of presence and personality that fills a room the moment he arrives.
Deep charcoal brown from nose to mane, Mt Hercules is crafted from the richest dark European fabric with a chocolate brown mane that catches the eye immediately. His dark leather European bridle fits him with the authority of a horse who knows exactly what he is capable of — and his silver hardware and metal clip fastenings are finished to perfection.
An all-rounder by nature but a showjumper at heart, Hercules is for riders who mean business — and who love a horse with a sense of humour. Handcrafted by 13-year-old Kira on the Mornington Peninsula using premium European fabrics and leathers, every detail of Mt Hercules reflects her mantra of uniqueness, performance and perfection.
He arrives with Kira's own handwritten note — because every horse deserves to be properly introduced. There is only one Mt Hercules. Once he finds his rider, he is gone.
- Handcrafted by Kira, Summit Hobby Horses, Mornington Peninsula
- Total length 82cm, pole length 46cm
- Rich deep charcoal brown European fabric with chocolate mane
- Dark leather European bridle with 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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