A Classic Point-and-Petal Design for Every Champion

Equestrian events, dog shows, and fairs have long relied on the timeless point-and-petal rosette as the definitive mark of a hard-earned win, and the Dartmoor 3 Rosette Award Ribbon from Hodges Badge delivers exactly that combination in a generous 6" format. Built around a traditional design that balances elegance with versatility, the Dartmoor is a ribbon that looks equally at home in a hunter ring, a confirmation class, or a county fair livestock show. With flexible customization options and streamer lengths to match any award tier, this is one of those ribbons that works for virtually every event on your calendar. 

The Point-and-Petal Rosette Done Right

The Dartmoor's 6" rosette top is built in the classic three-rosette construction featuring a row of petals set against a row of points, a format that has been a cornerstone of competitive award ribbons for generations. The points give the rosette a bold, structured silhouette that stands out on a display wall or in a competitor's hands, while the petal layer behind them adds the soft, layered fullness that makes a rosette feel genuinely celebratory. Points are normally white unless you select two or more solid ribbon colors, which gives you an easy way to create visual distinction between different award levels or to match your event's color scheme. The standard ribbon center features a rim center, providing a clean, professional focal point that pairs well with printed text. Three streamers hang beneath the rosette, and you can choose from 12", 15", 18", or 24" lengths to create exactly the right proportion for your award tier, shorter for participation or place ribbons, longer for championship and reserve champion recognition. At 15" total length in the standard 12" streamer version, the Dartmoor presents beautifully without being oversized for everyday class awards. Hodges Badge has been crafting rosettes & ribbons with this kind of attention to proportion and detail since 1920, and the Dartmoor reflects that 100+ year tradition of quality in every pleat and stitch. 

Flexible Color and Print Options to Make It Yours

The Dartmoor gives you a generous range of customization options at a price point that makes sense for events awarding dozens or hundreds of classes. You can add one or two solid ribbon colors at no extra charge, a straightforward way to tie your ribbons to your show's brand colors or to differentiate place levels visually. For a more dramatic look, you can upgrade to multicolor, speciatly or foil side streamers for an additional charge, creating a rosette that stands out from the standard field. Print runs on the center streamer only, in classic hot stamp print, with room for up to 10 lines and 14 characters per line, enough space to include your show name, association, class, year, and placement. A hook back comes standard on every ribbon for immediate wall or display mounting. 

FAQs

What streamer lengths are available for the Dartmoor? The Dartmoor 3 Rosette is available with center and side streamers in 12", 15", 18", or 24" lengths, giving you the flexibility to scale the ribbon's presence to match the importance of the award, and the listed 15" total measurement is based on the standard 12" streamer option.

Can I add colors at no extra charge? Yes! You can add one or two solid ribbon colors to the Dartmoor at no additional cost; if you want multicolor, speciatly or foil side streamers, those upgrades are available for an small additional charge.

What is the standard rosette center on the Dartmoor? The Dartmoor comes standard with a rim center, which provides a clean, classic look; Hodges Badge also offers a wide range of rosette center options - button, satin finish, mum, birchwood and even medal, additional charge may apply.

Is this ribbon suitable for dog shows as well as equestrian events? Absolutely, the Dartmoor's classic point-and-petal design and flexible customization options make it a popular choice for equestrian events, dog shows, and fairs alike, and Hodges Badge has been supplying award ribbons to all three markets for over a century.