Make up your own rules or follow the rules of real tournaments, where you have to get the most rings with 24 attempts. If you both have the same number of rings, then you have to hit the smallest ring.

The winner is crowned Ring Riding King, while the rider with the second highest number of rings becomes Crown Prince.
The set consists of a gallows, lance and 3 rings in different sizes. There is a magnet in the rings so they can be easily attached to the gallows. You can choose from three different heights - 130 cm, 110 cm or 90 cm - depending on your height and age.
Feel free to add a byASTRUP® riding helmet, shield and lance and armour for you and your hobbyhorse. Then you will have the best equipment you could wish for.

Our toys are made specifically for learning and entertainment.
All our toys comply with current European toy safety regulations and are CE marked.

In stock

Item number:84242

RING RIDING, HOBBY HORSE

Recommended Retail Price: EUR 79,95

Ring riding originated in the Middle Ages, when knights competed against each other on horseback. Eventually the opponent was replaced with rings, since the tournament could sometimes end in loss of life or the use of one’s limbs.
But things won’t get quite that intense when friends play with this byASTRUP® ring riding set.

Brand

byASTRUP®

Age

EAN no.

5706798842420

Packing dimensions

L: 31 cm B: 5,5 cm H: 68 cm

Certificates

Downloads

Manual (4 MB)

Description

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We want to be part of creating a safe future for our children
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