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One of our most popular products. Also known as onion marmalade, this product is a must for cold meat salads, sandwiches, or just scooping from the jar and eating from the spoon – and no matter how many times we tell our daughter off for this, she still does does it!

A firm favouite for a long time. Oranges, Lemons and Grapefruit are the 3 fruits in question. A perfect combination.

A mixture of autumn fruits – namely Bramley Apples, Plums and Tomatoes (Which my Daughter insisted ARE a fruit, Thank you very much.) with onions, producing a wonderfully rich taste. Mix up with some sour cream to make a great topping for a baked Sweet Potato.

Fresh raspberries are gently cooked to preserve the flavour of the fruit. My Ste-Daughter often wishes they would do a pure White Chocolate Spread, instead of the swirly one, as she says only White Chocolate will do with Raspberry Jam on toast! It would certainly leave less of a mess in the cuboards if they did…

Local honey from Surrey.

Local honey from Surrey.

Luxury necklace in shape of a half bit with our HV Polo logo engraved and rhinestones * Stainless steel

Tarquin the Thelwell pony has a cheeky personality! He loves causing chaos in the countryside and he can generally be found being mischievous where he shouldn’t be. He has a gorgeously soft coat, perfect for brushing, looking after and cosying up too, and a traditionally wild Thelwell mane and tail, that can easily be tamed with a brush and styled into plaits – Tarquin loves a pamper session. He does like to look smart despite his muddy antics, so does enjoy wearing his smart rug and head collar. Tarquin can stand up by himself, though if he’s feeling naughty this means he may have trotted off to create trouble whilst you weren’t looking!

Penelope and Kipper are the definition of double trouble! They are well known for being the naughtiest pair in the village. Kipper has a gorgeously soft coat, perfect for brushing, looking after and cosying up too, and a traditionally wild Thelwell mane and tail, that can easily be tamed with a brush and styled into plaits – Penelope often finds him covered in mud so might need some help brushing him. Kipper can stand up by himself so when he is clean, she does enjoy tacking him up and taking him out for rides – they love going exploring and create all kinds of chaos whilst doing so, whether it be when they’re out for a sunny hack or racing round at Pony Club.