Weve teamed up with ceramic artist Carol Rogers to offer three lucky winners* a personalised sculpture of their own horse.Carol will create a bespoke shelf sculpture inspired by your own horse, handcrafted from your photographs. Designed to sit beautifully on a shelf, each sculpture captures the peaceful charm of a horse.Every piece is completely individual, making it a heartfelt tribute to the horse you love.First prizeOne lucky winner will receive a personalised sculpted bust of their horse, beautifully mounted on anengraved oak plinth worth 395.This is a realistic replica of your horses head.First prizeSecond prizeOne runner-up will receive a personalisedlarge shelf horseworth 195. A shelf horse is ceramic sleeping horse with a leg gently hanging over the edge (pictured top).Third prizeOne reader will receive a personalised small shelf horseworth 95.Third prize is one of these small shelf horse ceramicsHow to enterFill in the online entry form and upload two images of the horse you would like to have turned into a timeless keepsake.Choose the clearest, best-quality images you have. You also need to answer the following question in less than 40 words: Why does your horse deserve to be immortalised as a sculpture?Entries will be judged on the quality of the photographs and answers to the question, so whether your horse is your lifelong companion, your greatest teacher or your daily source of joy, we want to hear what makes them so special.ENTER HEREThe closing date is 11.59pm on Monday 29 June.Exclusive discount!Sadly not everyone can win one of these fantastic prizes, but we do have 10% off all orders placed by Your Horse readers with Carol Rogers Ceramics before 31 August 2026. Order via the website and enter the code YHCRC10 at the checkout. If there is a waitlist, a 30% deposit is required with the balance payable prior to starting work on a sculpture. Find out more at carolrogers.co.uk*UK winners only. View full terms and conditions on the entry form.The post Win a personalised sculpture of your own horse! appeared first on Your Horse.