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R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE
R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE
R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE
R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE
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R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE

SKU: 13798294289
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USD160.00 USD185.00

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R. Watson Women's Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot Socks This premium equestrian bit features Color:BRONZE This premium equestrian bit features a medium port with a smooth satin finish and a reliable 3 8" tube shank that keeps your horse responsive and happy Shaping Avalible Upon Request featuring a durable rough out leather construction and iconic cutter toe design Watson Black Rough Out Triad Cutter Boot combines classic Western style with premium craftsmanship

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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