San Vicente Saddle Club: Tack Sale

Heather McGhee • July 30, 2024

San Vicente Saddle Club organized a tack sale on Sunday, July 28.

The San Vicente Saddle Club leaders organized a tack sale last Sunday, and 15 vendors offered “tack,” which is a term for the equipment and accessories needed for horseback riding. Items were displayed in the back of trucks, in booths with easy-ups, and on stands, providing a variety of tack stores to experience.


The event was filled with people who love horses and riding, and there were many interesting moments. Below are a few highlights:

Custom-Made Saddle Stands


Don and Jewell Harrison traveled from San Diego to Ramona with their custom-made wooden saddle stands. Don crafts the stands from wood, adds beautiful equestrian-themed elements made of metal, cowhide, and rope trim, and adorns them with some Texas stars. 


A Large Variety of Tack


Pictured left to right, SDCE member Midori Connolly joined Sam Connolly and Corinne Erb in a space with an easy-up to sell a wide variety of used and new tack. 


Shopping for Others


An anonymous woman strolled through the sale and selected many used horse blankets to purchase. This was an unusually high number of blankets to purchase at one time, and when asked about the quantity, she responded they were being donated to children in need. She never shared her name or the children's organization before she left.


Thank you, for your kindness. 

San Vicente Saddle Club


The equestrian group gathers to enjoy horses, participates in equine events created for all ages and skill levels, and is planning holiday events, including the Halloween Parade and a Christmas-themed experience. The next Tack Sale event is being discussed. Stay tuned for more details.


Pictured left to right, Saddle Club Leadership Team Michelle Kelleher, Jeffi Wood, Laura Miller, Cheryl Schlauch, Kevin Cousineau, with horse Trigger and Lisa Opdycke-Minor.


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