As you already know, I finally got to all the old tack I had in storage over the weekend. I discarded everything that was no longer usable and cleaned and oiled everything else. Although posting items for sale makes for a boring blog entry, I thought I'd go ahead and post what I ended up with, just in case anyone could use any of it.
This halter is the nicest piece of the bunch. If I still raised foals I'd keep it! I did keep one old leather weanling halter, but it was the one I showed Star (the POA that we raised) in. It's senseless to keep more than one, so here ya go:
It's in really good shape. Here's the other side:This next halter is in great shape, but is cheaply made.
I have two size Medium Miracle Collars in great shape:
I'm asking $15 a piece for these.
I'm asking $15 a piece for these.
This next halter is one of those super-cheap priced and super-cheap made "show" halters you can get off of ebay for $25. It is a large horse size.
This next halter is like the nicer weanling leather halter in the first picture, but in not nearly as good of shape. Still useable, though.
$5 to make ya hollar!Sorry about that.....
And finally, I ended up with SIX breastcollars, which is five more than I need, but since some of them were trophies I decided to keep most of them. Here's the one I'm selling:
And finally, I ended up with SIX breastcollars, which is five more than I need, but since some of them were trophies I decided to keep most of them. Here's the one I'm selling:
As you can see the latch to the cinch is rusted, but it still works fine and would be easy to replace. Everything else is in good shape. Only asking $15.
All prices do not include shipping (I will charge only actual shipping cost--no package/handling fees). I do accept paypal as well. Contact me at rosevalleyranch@yahoo.com if you're interested in anything!
Thanks for helping me clean out my tack room!
3 comments:
For the cribbing collar, is that cob or pony or horse?? I need a spare for mr.pony. He takes a cob size.
Hi Sydney, the medium fits large ponies and average horses, according to the website: http://www.miraclecollar.com/ The smallest adjustment leaves a 28" circumference.
28" around the throatlatch, that is! :)
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