Fergus Stay In Stall Sign
SKU: FW114
AVAILABILITY: In stock (16 items)
VENDOR: Fergus
Fergus I stay in Today is a fun whimsical to easily post on the stall door letting visitors, barn managers and care takers that the horse stays in today. Based on the comic by Jean Abernethy perfect communicating your horses needs.
Product Details:
- Measures approximately: 3" x 7 3/4"
- Material: lightweight, durable/flexible plastic
- Single Hole for easily slipping over knobs or bars
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