Friend riding Pidge for a couple of weeks, what to get her?

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Ok so back is pretty bad at the moment, tweaked a muscle so very sore! Been told to take it easy for a while so good friend who already rides Pidge occassionally for me, is going to ride him for the next couple of weeks for me. She won't accept any money so any ideas what to get her would be much appreciated?
 
Vouchers for tack shop maybe? A bottle of wine and choccies always goes down well. I looked after (ie, fed every day while he was out 24/7 with my own horse) another livery's horse while our YO was on hols in Sept; she bought me a lovely box of handmade chocolates from a tiny local shop (though she didn't need to!).
 
Does she have her own horse? If so there must be something she really wants but cant justify buying herself.

Mine is the Rambo Fleece in Whitney Blue. I have the exercise rug but would love the fleece, don’t need it but just want it.

I am sure you could have a cuppa with her and a tack shop catalogue and see what she likes.
 
No she doesn't at the moment, but does work with horses all day.
Trouble is I know her too well, she has a soft spot for Pidge anyway and won't want to take anything so I just need to buy it and give it to her!
 
Is there anything she's in need of or hankering after? Or enough for something useful eg nice pair of waterproof gloves, Depends on your budget but I'd say £20-25 perhaps? Then if there's nothing specific as an item she'd like it's enough to make a sizeable contribution to buying something like those boots she's always wanted but are a bit on outside of her budget (we all have things like that eyed up at the tack shop I'm sure)
 
will put some feelers out, otherwise think vouchers would be good
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Is she likes your horse and has a soft spot for him, then why not give him to her... lol

Ok, seriously though, you say she doesn't have a horse but works with them. Would she like possibly a magazine subscription to Horse or Horse and Hound or something?
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