- WESTERN HORSE AND RIDER SET: Includes a hand-painted cowgirl and her Western-style horse equipped with reins and saddle. Perfect for children age 3 interested in rodeo, riding sports, or equestrian play rooted in teamwork and agility
- PERFECT FOR BARREL RACING ROLEPLAY: Kids can simulate fast-paced arena events with this cowgirl and horse, enhancing creativity and teaching the importance of rider-animal harmony in Western riding competitions and ranch life stories
- HAND PAINTED FOR LIFELIKE DETAIL: Detailed painting on the horse’s coat, saddle, bridle, and cowgirl attire provides realistic textures and rich colors that bring rodeo scenes and horseback adventures to life during indoor or outdoor play
- DURABLE DESIGN FOR ACTIVE PLAY: Made from sturdy plastic and measuring 16 x 10 x 19 cm, this Western duo is crafted to endure everyday play while helping children explore themes of focus, speed, coordination, and horse care
- EXPANDS PAPO’S HORSE AND WESTERN RANGE: Combine with other horses, cowboys, barns, and riding gear from Papo’s farm and fantasy lines to build complete equestrian storylines and action scenes inspired by real-life rodeo sports
The Western Horse and Cowgirl set from Papo brings the fast-paced excitement of barrel racing into children’s hands with a beautifully detailed duo ready for action. This set features a hand-painted rider and horse equipped with reins, saddle, and dynamic postures to simulate real arena movement. At 16 x 10 x 19 cm, the model is perfectly sized for play and display. Designed for kids aged 3 and older, it promotes imaginative roleplay and teaches about the close partnership between horse and rider in Western sports. Children can explore rodeo events, ranch life, or training routines, learning coordination, responsibility, and teamwork. Built from durable plastic, it stands up to repeated use and integrates seamlessly with the broader Papo Horse and Western collection. Ideal for use at home, in classrooms, or as part of a toy farm, this set inspires creative exploration through action, sport, and care-centered storytelling.
