Over the last 3 years I have spend a lot of money at this place just because it is the closest one…read moreto my house. Last year I bought an expensive ($400) bridle that needed adjustment but every time I went in there was never anyone available till I just left it there with the message that whenever someone would be available to please have it adjusted. ??? we are now a year further and 4 weeks ago the bridle was finally adjusted but it was horrible when I brought it home the stitching was loose and not even finished and glue was dripping out. They charged me $65 for the adjustment and it looks absolutely terrible. First of all I can't believe they charged to adjust a bridle like that and then deliver it like that. I was deeply insulted when the creepy guy who works their told me he didn't remember me buying the bridle their. All receipts present and as I recall they have all this information in their system, I didn't need him to remember me I just need him to provide service. BTW people always tell me about the creepy guy making them feel like they are stealing cause he breathes down your neck. I AGREE !!! it is now 4 weeks and still no bridle, when we called on the status last week they told me they needed clarification on what to do with the bridle, REALLY and they didn't call, you have to be kidding me.... so I am still bridle less as of today. I will not spend a dime in this place ever again and I will do my best to tell everyone I know not ever to shop there. I have heard people say they are nice, well only if you buy and don't expect any service afterwards. Very two faced. This is not the first time this happened but I didn't know that other places like Fox Creek in Boulder and Happy Horse offer service. I bought my daughters first riding boots ($365) at tack collection also when the zipper broke they never offered or suggested that you can send them back to Ariat and they can give you a bag. When my brand new martingale broke they never offered any service to have it repaired. When they don't have something they don't offer to order it for you. Do I need to go on. I never have gone to this extend to even review a business but as I am so insulted by their way of treating me I will go above and beyond to not recommend this place .

I bought a beautiful saddle online from Colorado Saddlery. Mindy, Ty and Matt were all helpful in…read morethe process. Mindy texted extra photos and answered questions and Ty and Matt were helpful in the unfortunate return process. I say unfortunate only because I really wanted it and was so sad it didn't fit my horse. I would not hesitate to buy from them again.

Made a brief phone call about a saddle and the lady on the phone was super helpful. I made the…read morepurchase and couldn't be happier. Businesses do not hear enough when they do good, I want to give this one a positive shoutout, it was a great experience all around!

Very kind, smart, shopkeeper and staff. Very customer focused and service oriented…read more This shop offers a lot of selection for your equine needs. A great tack store. Our horse will be happier... Also - they trade and offer consignment, which we really appreciate.

Back as promised! We have loved them every time we shopped here. Tonight, they out did…read morethemselves. Traffic held us up and they were patient with us as we held them up from closing on time. Excellent products and customer service. Don't shop online, make the drive to see this awesome team.

So happy we found this store. Had our horse fitted for a saddle here. They did ask what my budget…read morewas for a saddle. They have a huge selection of saddles to pick from and had my daughter sit in many different types of saddles. The service was good. The gentleman who helped us was very friendly and helpful. The girl who helped wasn't as friendly and polite. She had sour face on the whole time and when my daughter didn't like a saddle she wasn't happy. But overall a very good experience.

The owner was helping me do a trade-in and then magically when I found the satellite. I wanted…read moretheir trade-in policy, which is part of the reason why I bought the saddle from them the first place they decided to tell me that the only way you can do a 70% trade-in is if you buy more expensive saddle. and into buying more expensive stuff what you want don't go in there with the budget because they won't let you follow it

I didn't know this store was here and usually shop at Dover Saddlery. The girls at Dover were so…read moreamazing to recommend this place because I was also looking for Western tack and I am so glad they did! Now I have 2 fabulous stores to shop at when I come to Parker. Heidi was so nice and I will visit again soon.

Amazing! We had a great experience fitting our horse with a used saddle. we have a challenging…read morehorse and Heidi was so gentle and helpful. We struggled to get our anxious horse loaded and she came out to help. Fantastic

Great little tack shop with a HUGE selection of English tack, saddle pads, blankets, boots,…read moreclothing, and other horse supplies. When I was in middle and high school I rode (eventing) and counted on Fox Creek for everything from Stud Muffin horse treats to colorful wraps, pads, and safety vests. After many years without a horse of my own, last week I took on a completely green rescue draft cross. So my friend and I went to Fox Creek so I could buy a new helmet before I got any crazy ideas about leaping on my new, un-broke,1500lb baby in an outdated model. The ladies were extremely helpful and, as always, friendly and chatty. We spent well over half an hour picking the perfect helmets and browsing the store for other fun stuff. One of my favorite things about Fox Creek is that they will never pressure you to buy something you don't need. My friend has been complaining about not having a pair of dress boots that she could show in, even though she's re-habbing her horse and won't be showing again for at least a year. The lovely ladies at Fox Creek encouraged her to not even look at expensive show boots until she was ready to show again, since she still has a couple perfectly fine pairs of paddock books to school in.

Incredibly rude and condescending sales woman at Colorado Horsepark.read more

I live nearby and I enjoy shopping here every time. The staff are all very friendly and helpful…read more Unlike big box stores, they actually want to help you and will ask you how they can. Great selection of all kinds of things. Prices are a bit higher than those box stores but you get far better service and selection. They also have an old school style coffee and ice cream shop!! It has an amazing wooden backdrop like you would see in places from 100 years ago. And they sell chocolates and homemade fudge.

The old lady who works in footwear needs a new job!! She is condensing and not helpful! I went in…read moreto buy boots and she kept giving horrible suggestions while having a rude tone. I normally love Jax but I'm buying boots at a place where I won't be ridiculed for my shoe choices.

Great service and huge selection of human and horse apparel. If you're looking for anything just…read moreask and they immediately help you out.

Watch the prices that they charge you for items. If the item is tagged with a lower price than is…read morein their computer/cash register, they do not honor their price tag but will charge the higher price that's in their system. Apparently, they randomly raise prices before sales and sometimes forget to update their price tags. Also, they have poor customer service. It's tough to get someone to help you here. They do have the best selection of English riding apparel in the area, so I'll give them two stars.

Would highly recommend Jen and Happy Horse Tack for remote saddle fittings!…read more I live in southwest Colorado and have purchased saddles from Jen in the past, always with great satisfaction. When I found myself needing professional help because my saddle had started rubbing my horse's back at the rear panels this year, I went straight to Happy Horse Tack. Jen coordinated an early morning FaceTime call to accommodate the 90-degree days we'd been having in my area. She thoroughly evaluated my saddle's fit, walked me through making a few adjustments, and scheduled a follow-up FaceTime appointment to reassess everything. She also promptly shipped me another saddle that we both agreed was worth trying. After it arrived, she met with me again to check the fit. The result was fantastic. The trial saddle has the U-shaped tree my horse's build needs, allowing him to move much more freely through his back and shoulders. Jen is now on the hunt for a dressage saddle with that same shape for us. Even better, the adjustments we made to my current saddle completely stopped the rubbing. I've had both in-person saddle fittings and three remote fittings with Happy Horse Tack over the years, and Jen has always done an excellent job. The saddles have always been in great condition, carefully packaged, and fairly priced. Jen and her team are knowledgeable, communicative, honest, and truly want what's best for your horse. Don't let the fact that the fitting is remote scare you away. The process is incredibly thorough, and you'll feel like Jen is right there with you every step of the way.

I know a bit about saddle fitting and have always used independent fitters in the past just to make…read moresure my thoughts on a saddle are sound. My go-to person retired and a friend said she had good luck with Happy Horse so I gave them a try. Worse experience ever. Jen was the rudest person I have had to deal with. For her "back testing" she did something to make my poor horse react violently across his back (which, 2 vets, another saddle fitter, and 2 body workers could not duplicate between 24 hours and 2 weeks from our meet) to make it seem like my horse was in dire need of a new saddle right that second. I'm sure she's okay if you have absolutely no saddle fit understanding at all and have to take her word as the gospel, but I was looking for a used saddle and everything she brought out was new, at the higher end of my budget (except for 1 old, should have been under a grand saddle they still wanted 3xxx+ for) and all of those saddles may have fit my horse okay but they didn't fit me at all. And she seemed to take questions as permission to try and belittle or gaslight you. Trying to salvage something from the appointment I had waited over a month for I even tried to give examples of saddle brands I find easy to ride in (the design of the saddle, the flaps and how narrow the twist is, all play into fit for the rider) and every time I tried "So I really like riding in X brand - do you have anything that rides like that?" I got a flat and condescending "I don't do those brands, ask one of their representatives" ...okay so you don't even know what your brands ride like?! Isn't that part of your job as a saddle fitter to know a bit about a lot of brands? Especially popular ones? Ended up paying $500+ for no saddle, worst customer service ever, a "back tracing" that was done incorrectly (seriously, useless information and more on that in a minute) and feeling very unsure about things since Jen was so rude and said a few absolutely nasty things about my horse that made me doubt myself to the point I spent more money on having vets and body workers out to double check my horse (all 4 licensed professionals said my horse was fine, no one could make him react through his back even a day after this disastrous encounter) So I did my own research, called up several out of state tack stores, talked to their employees, explained my situation, had the nicest experiences with all of them - every time I said "So I really like riding in this brand" they'd reply with "Oh, okay, we have some of those, but those also ride like these brands." Six shops did this. SIX. Not a single one told me to contact the brand representative. All of them also completely understood what I meant when I described why I didn't like the brands I tried that Happy Horse brought up. Jen acted like nothing I said made sense. Tried using the "back trace" I got from Happy Horse and got "erm, yeah, that's done wrong" (which I already knew but I was going to try it) sent back pictures of my horse, picked a saddle from recommendations of a brand that was new to me, researched the tree size I would likely need, ordered that saddle for a trial, called a true independent fitter, arranged for the fitter to come while the new saddle was on trial, low and behold, the saddle works perfectly other than needing a reflock which this new independent fitter also did. This fitter came out 2 weeks after Happy Horse, complimented my horse's condition, said his back felt amazing and supple, did a back trace that made sense and revealed the only slight imbalance that I had suspected, and cost 1/2 the price of Happy Horse even though he is based even further away. In summary, I wouldn't recommend these guys at all, but definitely wouldn't recommend unless you know nothing about saddles and are super green so you take everything Jen says as 100% fact. Also don't ask questions.