SARAH: At SmartPak, we have riders in every department of the company.
(SOUND EFFECTS)
We also have a few non-riders in the mix, and that makes things interesting.
JARED: Don't they hate this when it's in their mouth?
KRISTINA: Ummm.
Not really.
SARAH: So we decided with this new video series to see what happens
when non-riders and horse products mix.
KRISTEN: Oh boy.
EVAN: Oh, this looks awesome whatever this is.
MATT: Ooohhh, I like this one already.
KENT: I love the colors.
DINA: (laughing)
BRAD: This is for a tail.
You can just tell.
SARAH: And what would you use it for?
TY: Well, you're not gonna race in this.
EVAN: This is one of those things you can absolutely humiliate your horse in.
BRAD: And this is how you embarrass your horse when it's out in the paddock.
TY: You're not going to do any competitions.
DINA: Oh. It's a...umm...neck wrap.
BRAD: This is a neck warmer for a horse.
KENT: This belongs, like, on an episode of "People from WalMart."
KRISTEN: Now I'm fascinated and horrified.
EVAN: Like a costume.
A horse costume.
SARAH: What would he be dressed up as?
EVAN: Bubbles.
KENT: So, it's a peek-a-boo back for the very revealing of all your various parts.
MATT: This is the head...
This is the butt.
KRISTEN: So that would be their...
Ooohhhh, hang on.
MATT: Too small to be the butt.
Goes over half of it's body?
Why just half?
BRAD: So could this be for horses that snot a lot?
EVAN: Is this to keep them warm somehow?
Keep the sweat off them?
Is it just for show?
Does it keep bugs away?
No? None of those things?
KENT: It's like spandex, too, this is...it's like a workout outfit.
BRAD: It's this color, because in snow you want to be able to find your horse.
And if you had a white horse, that would be a problem.
KENT: Put one through here.
No, that does not work.
You could do that.
And then...
See?
SARAH: Oh, I see.
(laughing)
KENT: I like this.
SARAH: We all see.
KENT: I think I've seen a photo or two online of someone wearing this.
My son who is 4 years old will draw animals, and all 4 legs come out of the same spot.
This is designed for that horse.
It's like that little horse with this big, giant body and all four legs.
It's just like you push it and it falls right over.
TY: Clothing for the horse?
SARAH: What kind of clothing?
TY: PJs?
Ummm.
Oh it is!
SARAH: Talk to me about the label on the nose part.
KRISTEN: Ok...
BRAD: It says...
Really?
KRISTEN: Pajamas?
For real?
It's pajamas, I love it!
KENT: Sleazy.
Sleepwear.
For horses.
MATT: Sleazy.
This is considered sleazy in the horse world?
KENT: Really?
MATT: Sleepwear.
Horses get PJs?
DINA: Or for when they're sleeping to keep them warm.
(laughing)
SARAH: They're horse pajamas.
BRAD: They're horse what?
EVAN: It's for the horse to sleep in?
Or maybe on a romantic evening.
Cause it's called Sleazy Sleepwear.
Gonna meet a fine mare from the next stable.
KRISTEN: So you cover their nose with their pajamas?
So strange.
SARAH: You would put a boy horse in this to go on a date?
EVAN: Or maybe it's for the mare.
You just need this and stud soap or whatever it's called.
SARAH: If you've braided or banded its mane, it keeps the mane lying flat and nice.
MATT: But not all the way back.
SARAH: They don't have a mane all the way back.
BRAD: I would be horribly embarrassed to wear this, but I'm not a horse.
KENT: Do they have smoking jackets for horses?
BRAD: Do they have bottoms, too?
SARAH: Mm hmm.
BRAD: Well...
KRISTEN: That's for a well-loved horse.
EVAN: Learn something new every day.
SARAH: Every day!
TY: Kinda feel bad for the horses.
SARAH: Why?
TY: They don't get a choice in what they wear for pajamas.
If I had a choice, I'd pick something sweet.
Maybe a turtle PJs, Batman, Superman.
No one ever asks the horses what they want.
SARAH: Do you think any horses want this one?
TY: Probably girl horses.