Tack sale. Blogger style.

I have some tack up for sale. I thought I would offer it here before posting to FB pages and consignment stores.

These prices INCLUDE shipping in the United States. If you live elsewhere, we can discuss shipping charges on a case by case basis.

PayPal preferred but I can also accept checks. Please feel free to make an offer. I'll do package deals, too. woo.
Email me at finalchapter.karen@gmail.com

Ok here goes:

Brown Courbette jumping saddle. (Could also be an all-purpose) It's somewhat older, but boy does this saddle clean up nice. Still in nice condition. Billets in good condition, too. Just some normal wear. I forget what the model name is, but I can check. Have additional photos if you are interested.

Tree is a medium or medium narrow

17" inch seat

$320

Stirrups and leathers: Add $25.

Black dressage girth. Size 28" (Hampton has grown out of a size 28). In good condition, needs a deep clean. It has Hampton hair stuck in some crevices that I cannot get out for the life of me. Elastic on both sides. Roller on the buckles. Nice lower end girth.

$40

Single joint bradoon. Size 5 1/2"

$12

 Pair of sidereins. These do not have any elastic or donuts on them. They are somewhat old, the leather is dry and there is some cracking but I don't believe the integrity of the leather is sacrificed. Still fully functional. Snaps make things quick and easy.

$20

2-ring modified gag/elevator bit. French Link. Size 5".

$35

Stirrup irons - "jointed" stirrups, maybe sometimes called "flex" irons.

These offer more flex in the ankle and are said to relieve knee problems (for the rider, duh).

These are obviously a little dirty still, but fully functional.

$40

Stirrup irons. The plain old kind. :) A little dirty.

$25

CS Bridle with Figure 8 noseband, laced reins. Lovely bridle with supple leather. A classic look, but just does not fit Hampton. Warmblood or horse-with-a-bigger head sized. Laced reins have classy buckles. The part of the reins that attach to the bit have been chewed on a little (AHEM, Hampton!) but fully functional and does not sacrifice the integrity of the reins. Just cosmetic.

$65

Saddle rack. You can hang these outside of your stall at home or at shows. Easy to move. Durable. My dad makes these for me and I have way too many than I know what to do with. :) Note: They will hold English saddles but probably not a western saddle.

$15

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The super-dooper double saddle rack. My dad also built this for me. It holds TWO saddles, great for events or those who show multiple horses. Made of OAK, stained. You can unhook the racks for easy moving and travel. Sturdy and durable. Hangs from stalls, hooks, whatever. You can customize how you'd like it to hang. OR nail it up in your tack room. $40.

One worthless, lazy cat who watched as a mouse crawled all over my pillow the other day. Did not chase it. Did not exterminate the mouse - WHICH IS HIS JOB AS A CAT. Yawned and walked off.

$1.

(last item was a joke.)