The Saddlery Shop is one of the largest dedicated online tack shops in the UK.
A family-run business with nearly 20 years’ experience in the equestrian retail trade, The Saddlery Shop is based in Devon with purpose-built facilities and knowledgeable, dedicated staff.
The team aims to provide the very best products for you and your horse, not only at the lowest prices but with the back up of excellent customer service and after-sale service. The website is fully SSL secure and PCI compliant, so you can shop with complete confidence.
There are sections for ladies, men, children and horses, with the equestrian industry’s most popular products available, such as the Pessoa training aid, Dublin River boots, Horseware rugs, the Micklem Multibridle, a large range of breeches and jodhs, as well as an extensive range of products for barefoot horses, including the new Easycare Transition hoof boot.
Visit http://www.thesaddleryshop.co.uk for top brands at low prices!
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