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Sklep jeździecki Kalew is an online equestrian shop. Its range covers horse equipment such as saddles, bridles, rugs and leg protection. It also sells riding clothing and boots, along with horse care and grooming products.
Don Orrell Stirrups makes custom wooden stirrups by hand in the Missouri Ozarks. The stirrups are designed for western disciplines such as roping, reining, cutting, barrel racing and trail riding. Customers can choose from sizing options, custom engraving and more than ten wood types. The business is run by a founder with a background in cutting horse training.
J&S Tack is a family-run shop that has sold tack and saddles to the rodeo and equine world since 2002. The shop stocks saddles, bits, reins, headstalls, saddle pads and other western equipment and supplies. It serves customers in the Ozarks and also takes orders for items not listed on its website. The focus is on good-quality equipment at a range of budgets.
Faulkner's Saddlery sells equestrian equipment for horses. The range includes bits, halters and leads, headstalls, reins, saddles and accessories, and grooming supplies. The company says its products are handmade in the U.S.A. and have been made since 1954. The business is based at 10905 View High Drive in Kansas City, Missouri.
The Chap Shop is a saddlery and tack shop in Harrisonville, Missouri, founded in 1970. It stocks more than 250 western saddles, including new, used and work-to-show models. The shop also offers advice on saddle design and fit for both horse and rider. Its products are aimed at trail riders, performance horses, trainers and showmen.
Tack and Habit Shoppe is an equestrian shop near Williamsburg, Virginia, selling English riding gear, apparel and tack for horse and rider. The range covers show and daily riding essentials, horse care products and barn supplies. Customers can browse and buy online or visit the store in Toano. The shop lists brands such as Ariat, The Tailored Sportsman and Equifit.
Champion Saddlery is a family owned and operated equestrian retailer with stores in Doswell and Lexington, Virginia. It sells more than 500 new and used English, Western, Aussie and racing saddles, along with bits, girths, supplements, leather care and show clothing. Staff who are active riders and competitors help customers with saddle selection, style and sizing. Orders can be placed by phone or online and shipped within the continental United States.
Bedford Tack is a family-owned and operated saddlery and tack shop. The business has been in operation for almost 50 years. It carries a large inventory of English and Western saddles and tack, along with apparel, hats and boots. Its range also includes horse clothing, grooming products, farrier supplies, and driving and training equipment.
Crest Ridge Saddlery makes custom Western saddles built to order for each horse's measurements. Saddles are chosen from 19 different trees to match the horse, and expert saddle fitting is included with every order. The business also sells saddle pads and Western horse tack. It ships worldwide and offers a 2-week trial period on saddles.
The Distance Depot is an online equestrian supplier focused on endurance and trail riding. The store sells Beta Biothane tack, including bridles, halters, breast collars, and reins. It also offers rider gear such as boots, helmets, and riding tights, along with horse care products like saddle pads, girths, and fly control. The site describes itself as an endurance and trail riding supply store.
Guarnicionería Penedès is a saddlery shop in Vilafranca del Penedès, Barcelona, with an online catalogue. It sells products for riders and horses, including saddles, bridles, reins, stirrups, protective boots and riding clothing. It also sells horse care and stable products and trailers for horse transport. The business repairs saddles, bridles and other riding tack.
100% Mohair Horse Tack makes and sells horse tack from mohair and alpaca fibers. The range includes breast collars, western cinches, reins, halters, headstalls and bridles, English and dressage girths, wither straps, bag straps, hat bands and belts. The tack is handmade by a single fiber artist, and the maker says mohair and alpaca are soft, lightweight and conform to the horse. Products are listed on the website shop and in-stock items are shown there.
6K Tack Shop is an online and local shop for western horse tack and equipment. The site lists saddles, bits and spurs, rollers, show blankets and show pads, and feed and boots from a range of manufacturers. The shop serves western horsemen and offers products it says it uses and trusts. Items in stock are listed as ready to ship.
Timberline Saddle Company is a family-oriented business owned by Keith Holley. It builds custom saddles for riders, horses and mules. Its flex-panel saddles are designed to accommodate all gaits in motion. The company offers endurance, English and Western saddles along with saddle accessories.
Chino Tack supplies tack for horses and riders, based at 1925 E. Missouri in El Paso, Texas. Its range includes adult and kid saddles, stirrups in wood, iron, bronze and aluminium, and rawhide, latigo and harness leather. The business also offers saddle trees, blankets and other miscellaneous items. Customers are invited to ask about any product questions.
Bowden Leather Co offers premium Western saddles. Its saddle styles include cutter, ranch cutter, working cowhorse, reiner, barrel and trail models. The range also includes Platinum Saddles and the Ride Symmetry line. The company also runs Las Palmas on the Rio, a horse hotel, and the site has an Our Shop section.
Coats Saddlery makes custom saddles, hand-crafted in its facility in San Angelo, Texas. The saddles are built for barrel racing, team roping and other roping disciplines. The company offers a fit guarantee covering both horse and rider and will adjust or rebuild a saddle to fit. The site says its saddles suit contestants of every level.
R.E. Donaho Saddles & Cowhand Saddlery is a saddlery in San Angelo, Texas. It sells new and used saddles, horse tack and supplies. It also offers tack repair, leather repair and custom saddles, along with custom leather goods.
Silwear sells equestrian clothing and accessories online. The range includes competition clothing, show shirts, breeches and leggings, and quilted equestrian vests. It also offers thermoactive and outerwear garments, saddle pads, hats and socks. Customers can reach the company by phone or email through the contact page.
Maxhorse is a small company on the Costa Brava that makes custom Biothane tack for horses. Its range includes bridles, reins, breastplates, martingales, saddles and rider equipment. The products are designed by endurance (raid) riders and trainers from their own racing and training experience. The business sells its equipment through an online shop.
Shady Acres Saddlery sells saddles, tack, clothing and accessories for horse riders. The business offers an online shop and welcomes customers to visit in person during business hours. It has experience in both Western and English riding. Its focus is equestrian gear for horse lovers.
Do Trot In Tack Shop is an equestrian shop offering riding apparel, tack and equipment, horse clothing, and horse care products. It serves customers from beginner riders to seasoned show competitors. The shop lists brands such as LeMieux, Shires, and Tailored Sportsman. It also offers a personal shopper service and a mobile rig that visits shows.
Cross Road Tack Shop is a family-owned tack shop in Lebanon, PA, serving riders since 1998. It sells new and consignment tack, including English and Western saddles, apparel, strapgoods and horse care products. The shop focuses on hunter-jumper and western equipment for both horse and rider. Staff offer practical advice to help customers find the right fit.
Swedish Equine is an equestrian shop offering English riding apparel, bridles, saddle pads, horse care products and grooming supplies. The company was founded in 2017 and operates as a shopping and concierge service rather than a traditional store. Customers can request customized products, and the company's own SE line is offered alongside a selection of carried stock. Staff will also source items that are not in the current inventory.
