Horse Tack & Saddles

See some of our new inventory and come visit to check out our prices!

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Thought I would make an Offical video just for Fox Creek Studios.
Also want to say that buying my tack will help me to buy more supplies for the tack (like buckles and slotted jump rings) to make my tack even better.
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Pricing, more examples, and information all at our website:
http://foxcreekstudios.weebly.com/

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Noble Horse Gallery is the place to shop for all of your riding apparel – whether you are a horse enthusiast or someone who just likes the tailored look of equestrian attire. We carry the high end name brands such as Arista, Gersemi, Lilo collections and Dubarry of Ireland. We also carry home decor with the equestrian flair as well as riding tack that includes Stubben. Visit our store online at: http://www.noblehorsegallery.com

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alright here are the prices

Halter: $1.00

Araibian Halter: $1.50

Western Bridel: $2.00

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Learn how to clean and store tack by using a sponge and leather cleaner and work the grime away in this free equestrian video on horse care and riding.

Expert: Mara Keith-Hunter
Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com
Bio: Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. She rode in the Intercollegiate National Horse Show for two universities.
Filmmaker: David Pakman

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A shank snaffle horse bit with a roller has a barrel in the center that can spin and keeps a nutcracker effect from occurring. Learn more about shank snaffle bits with a roller with tips from a horse trainer in this free horse care video.

Expert: Kathy Kentala
Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She also owns Signal Hill Ranch, a western venue specializing in team penning and ranch sorting, barrels, poles, and other speed events.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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Horseback riders should always find a well-fitting helmet, understand the proper posture for riding and learn the basic heel and verbal commands. Learn a few tips for horseback riding with advice from a riding instructor in this video on equestrian living.

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“It’s a new world … It’s a new day!”

That’s the theme song that played as these young riders showed how well school horses can behave in a Nurtural bitless bridle. Maybe it truly is a new day – when people realize all they can do with horses … by removing the bit!
These girls are students from the River Ridge Riding Stables in Milton Ontario. Laura Colgan, the coach and owner, made the dramatic move of changing all her school horses to bitless bridles after one of her students started using a Nurtural Bridle from last year’s Royal.

Three times a day, from Sunday Nov 5th to the end of the Fair on Nov 12th, these young riders and horses put on amazing shows in the Spirit of the Horse Ring at Toronto’s Royal Winter Fair!
Laura directed them through all the basic moves that you want a horse to do: walk, trot, canter, turn circles, perform figure 8’s, do transitions, halt, back up — and even go over a 3 foot jump!

These are school kids, most with only 1-2 years riding lessons. These are school horses who had only ever been to one show. Zeus is a 7 year off off-the-track thoroughbred who has only been at River Ridge since July. Polar is a five year old pony, who is much happier in a Nurtural bitless bridle. Even 5-6 year old beginner riders took part in the show – to demonstrate that they could stop the horses in a bitless bridle.

See more about this video and Nurtural No-Bit Bridles at http://www.nurturalhorse.com/Royal_Fair_Bitless.html

Watch for more video coming soon of kids learning to ride in Nurtural Bitless Bridles.

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so ive noticed that like no one has a schleich tack shop and since ive given up on breyers (rottweiler + breyer = lotsa tears) (and theyre expensive) i have decided to open up the new clear creek stables tack shop! this one is for schleich horses. here’s whats for sale right now.
foal halters-$0.25
regular bridles-$1.00
bitless bridles-$0.75
western bridles-$0.95
halters-$0.50
tassled halters and bridles-COMING SOON
two of my horses(stallions)will be avalable for stud soon. if you breed them, send me a video of the foal.
if you are interested in any of the things listed above (not the thing(s) labeled as coming soon) PM me and I will be with you in a reasonable amount of time. shipping is not provided by me. when you ship the money in a plain white envelope, send a stamp with it. i will tell you if it will require more than one stamp, but it shouldn’t. I DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE OF THE USA. sorry too much of a hassle. any other questions, pm me.

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It’s important to clean and store the saddle and girth properly to prevent any erosion; learn more tips on how to tack up a horse in this free equestrian video on horse care and riding.

Expert: Mara Keith-Hunter
Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com
Bio: Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. She rode in the Intercollegiate National Horse Show for two universities.
Filmmaker: David Pakman

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