Pony Party

My Horse Party

Cowboy Party

These parties have everything you need to throw a pony party from the invitations, to the plates, to the thank you cards.  Conveniently order everything together in a pack or purchase individual items separately.  We've also included links to our favorite Pony or Horse party decorations, favors, and games.  For more ideas check out these Pony Party Ideas, Cowboy Party Ideas, and Farm Party Ideas from Birthday in a Box.

Start by hanging this great Horse Memories Banner.  Hang our Horse Vinyl Banner to post birthday wishes! This Horse Banner features a horse design and the words Happy Birthday. The 18" high x 54" wide banner is weather-resistant so you can hang it inside or outside and includes grommets for hanging.

Horse Lights. String these pretty ponies around your cake table or front door! Each 12' strand includes 10 horse lights. Includes replacement bulbs. Great for indoor or outdoor parties!

Jointed Horse western cutouts are 3' high each. You have to have both! What's a Cowboy without his Horse!

Horse Standee Haley is 4' high x 5' wide. What a pretty horse! Assembly required.

Black Horse Silverado Horseshoe Arch Create an amazing entrance to your Western Hoedown with this 7 1/2' tall x 7' wide corrugated arch. Assembly required. Horse You can't have a ranch without horses! Try this adorable sturdy corrugated filly, measuring 45" high x 29" long. The bandanna and hat are included. Assembly required. Straw Bales Our Realistic-looking bales measure 12" high x 29" wide x 19" deep. For decorative use only. Assembly required.

Get all of your party favors conveniently together in a My Horse favor kit or buy small items individually.  Straw Baskets, Beanie Horses, Western Bandannas, Horse Stickers, Horse Notepads, Plastic Horse Each, Horse Coloring Books.

Horse Piñata

Pony Tail Fun
For a fun indoor activity, get some kids hair ties and take one and loop 3 foot strands of yarn until you have a thick 1 1/2 foot pony tail. Then use another hair tie to secure the yarn onto first hair tie. Have the children hook the first hair tie onto something to hold it (ie foot, banister, chair leg) then let them slip beads and tie ribbons to decorate while they braid or twist the pony tail yarn. When finished secure with another hair tie. Now after all the fun of decorating the pony tail's, let each child wear her creation for a fun picture.  Get email addresses from the moms so you can send them copies of the pictures or print them out to give to each child or send in a thank you.

Horse and Pony Balloon Relay Race

This is just a variation on the old sit on the balloon and pop it race.  Split your partygoers into two teams.  Have a few balloons blown up for each team.  Have them take a balloon and run to another point about 30 feet away.  Once there they should do some sort of action as if they were caring for a horse.  For example you could have some furry fabric there that the child would need to brush like a horse, without breaking the balloon of course.  If the balloon should break then the child would need to run back and get another balloon and try again.  Another child could pour oats from a bag into a bowl in front of the balloon.  Then, now that the horse is ready to go, the last child could put a "saddle" blanket on the balloon and sit on it to pop it. First team to finish all their tasks and pop the balloon wins.

Horse Coloring Book

Play this game using the same concept as the classic game of musical chairs…one less hat than there are children for each round. Place a pile of Cowboy Hats on a table that the kids must walk around while the music is playing. When the music is turned off, the kids must scramble to put on a hat. The child without a hat must leave the game, and the game continues with one less hat until there is one child remaining – the winner. 

Tell the kids that you need help in rounding up the animals. Get one Plastic Horse Each and a long piece of yarn for each child at the party. Tie a piece of yarn to each animal, and hide them all around the farm, winding the string under, over and around trees and bushes (or furniture if you are inside). Each child is given the end of a string, and must follow it to find the hidden animal, and bring it safely back to the stall. 

• Pigs-in-a-Poke (hot dogs wrapped with crescent roll dough), 
• corn on the cob, 
• watermelon wedges, and 
• fresh squeezed lemonade in Glass Boot Mugs. 

Turn Cowboy Hats upside down, line them with Bandanas and fill them with: 

• Trail Mix
• Golden Nuggets
• Haystacks
• Animal Crackers and 
• Crunchy Critters

As the excitement is so high at children’s birthday parties, most young children will eat very little, and the waste can be disheartening. If you choose not to put out a big spread, schedule your party during a time when parents will not expect that their children will eat a meal…and serve only cake, ice cream, and a few other munchies such as animal crackers, grapes, raisins and trail mix. 

Horse Memories Banner

Horse Lights

Black Horse Silverado Horseshoe Arch

Pony & Horse Favors

Plastic Horse Each