March 17, 2011

HUGE T-SHIRT SALE AT THE STABLE DAYS STORE

Hi Horse Pals ~

With Spring here, we're having an awesome t-shirt sale at our store.  Pick up your "It's All About Horses"  tee at the lowest price ever!!  We have super soft tees and stylish tank tops that are perfect for riding or just hanging out!  And they make cool gifts, too!

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To go to our store, simply click on the beautiful horse that says "Store" on the top right column of the blog!

Happy Shopping!  Your Horse Pal, @raya

P.S.  Whenever you buy anything from our store, you are also helping animals because a portion of all sales goes to animal rescue!  We also have really cute peace t-shirts, too so check them out!

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5 Comments

Old Vet

Hope i can buy it
I love horses

Posted by: Old Vet | May 27, 2011 at 03:18 AM

Linden

Thank you Araya!!!


Linden!

Posted by: Linden | April 21, 2011 at 08:00 AM

Araya

Great, Linden! Just click on our store button (the top right corner of the blog) and you can shop there!! Thanks for supporting animal rescue!!
Your Horse Pal,
@raya

Posted by: Araya | April 20, 2011 at 06:12 PM

Linden

Hi Araya,

I would love to buy one of your tee shirts! I am always looking for cool horse tee's. Thanks!

Linden

Posted by: Linden | April 20, 2011 at 07:47 AM

zoey jimenez

omg i loved horses since i was very small i will always love them i hope i can be part of the stabel days

Posted by: zoey jimenez | March 22, 2011 at 08:47 PM

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