The shop wall: two bridles on wooden hooks, a saddle on a stand with a repair ticket tied on, a plaid blanket on a rail, a stitching bench and a pair of boots on the floor

Tack shop and repair bench, Pellston Hollow

Mended at the bench. Tried at your barn.

Saddles, bridles, blankets and boots on the wall, and a stitching bench for the straps and blankets that wear out.

See tack and repair prices

On the wall, with sample prices

What the shop carries

Repair drop-off, in plain words

Bring it in, get a ticket, pick it up.

  1. Bring it to the counter

    Any open hour, Tuesday to Saturday. Blankets washed and dry, please, so we can see the tear.

  2. Get a written ticket

    We tie a ticket on the piece with your name, the job and the price. Nothing is started until you agree to that price.

  3. We call when it is ready

    Most strap and blanket jobs take a week. Pay when you pick it up.

Mondays and Thursdays

A fitting visit comes to you.

We drive out with two or three saddles to try, watch your horse go in the one you have now, and talk through what we see. Ask us what fits your horse; the choice stays yours.

Winter bench dates
A worn leather strap on the bench with a brass buckle, half restitched, beside a needle and thread, an awl and a written repair ticket

Torn strap or a saddle question?

Tell us what needs work, or about your horse, and we reply with a time.

Ask for a fitting or repair