• White hardcover journal with a gold crest of a horse under a crown, flat lay with a gold pen and belt
  • Woman reading the white crest journal at a wooden cafe table with a cup of coffee
  • Signature Crest Hardcover Journal standing on a shelf beside a framed horse portrait, with the words Premium Hard Cover: lined, perforated, built to last.
  • Open notebook with lined pages and a gold pen on a textured surface.
  • Rider in a blue shirt and navy breeches holding the white crest journal and a gold pen at a show
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Signature Crest Hardcover Journal

Signature Crest Hardcover Journal

$26.00 USD

Canter & Crest

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A hardcover lined journal for planning, ride notes, and the record of a season, finished with the Signature crest on the cover.

The interior is 150 lined pages on uncoated stock. Pages are perforated for clean tear-out, so a list can leave the book without pulling at the binding. The trim is 5.75 by 8 inches, sized to travel in a bag rather than sit on a desk.

Specifications:

  • Signature crest on the cover
  • Hardcover
  • 150 pages (75 sheets), lined, uncoated
  • 5.75" × 8" (14.6 cm × 20.3 cm)
  • Perforated pages for tear-out

Signature or Heritage:

Both journals are the same book. The difference is the cover artwork. The Signature crest is the emblem alone, understated. The Heritage Crest brings together the crest, the name, and the mark of origin, in the manner of traditional equestrian insignia. Choose on the cover, not on the contents.

Why it is here:

Structure without distraction. Lined pages rather than a dated calendar to fall behind on, a hard cover that survives a tack trunk, and perforation so a page can be handed to someone else. It is a plain book, deliberately.

Simple. Intentional. Enjoy the Ride.

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