The Spanking Horse.

I was seeing a woman who administered discipline for several years. She had to stop over-the-knee spanking because of a knee injury. It seems the weight of the spankee would irritate her knee so badly, that it was becoming a real problem for her. I always thought that a chair that supported the weight of the recipients legs and torso might have been a good solution for her. The appliance in this illustration, although being used for an altogether different purpose is a good example of what I had in mind.

Very interesting form of correction shown here though!

This small Spanking Horse, (Spanking Pony?) Is interesting for a number of reasons. It could be used as an ottoman for a black leather chair without arousing suspicions. Its low height also offers advantages, as you can position the spankee so their bottom is directly over the top of the bench. In a smaller room that would permit the disciplinarian to swing straight down rather than from the side, where a lamp or a table might present a problem. I think this would be ideal for some serious strappings!

I must admit, I have always found steel spanking benches to be a bit austere. They just lack the personality of wooden benches. That said, this is a very business-like device. The unusually angled, two section upper deck looks to be comfortable to the spankee. I just wonder how well it positions their bottom for punishment? The welded strap loops are a very nice feature though. Located in all the correct places. 

Well, this is a veritable playground of possibilities. A whipping cross, a bed with a neck/wrist yoke, a cage, along with a variety of suspension points and padding. It could also double as a handy guest bed when the in-laws come to visit! 

This is an interesting apparatus. Secured at the ankles and neck, all sorts of intriguing possibilities are presented to the disciplinarian in charge here.

This spartan, folding horse has an almost Scandinavian utility about it. Simple, yet functional. Perhaps IKEA should consider adding it their catalog. They could market it as “The Spankkir!”

A more modern variant of the vaulting horse. It looks like the designer has cleverly incorporated drawers for the storage of goodies! The upper slots in the sides appear to be used for restraints.

I believe this is a stacked, vaulting horse. Solid. Heavy. And I bet the young lady would like to vault over it every time that cane lands on her bottom!

This looks like a effective, no-nonsense caning bench. Notice the height, and how it allows the cane to land in a horizontal stroke. Nice straight welts.

A solid whipping post! Nicely done securing eyes. I hope that bad-boy is bolted to the floor.