Ordered a pair of TTS breeches for $199 plus shipping. Received them and they appeared to be used…read morewith hair/fuzz on them and these were a birthday gift. Reached out numerous times and finally received an email 10 days later. below is the email back... no apology, sorry for the inconvenience or anything.... "The breeches are clearly not used. The tags are still intact. While it is true that Velcro has the propensity to attract fuzz, that is not an indication of wear. Further, it is common for customers to try clothing on before buying. Based on your picture it looks to me that the fuzz was most likely from the rug we had in our dressing room, which would shed considerably. If you want to return the breeches you purchased at wholesale cost that is fine, you may request that. However, the refund will not include outgoing or return shipping." $199 is not wholesale cost, that's the normal price of black TS breeches. Def will never recommend or use them again. I wished I could post the pictures on here for reference.

From the owner: Please check our website or Google for store hours during show season. We will be closed September…read more3-16, as we will be set up at a horse show. We will only be available by appointment during that time. We specialize in bringing high quality equestrian apparel to hunter jumper and dressage equestrians who have an eye towards function and fashion. Canterbury carefully curates only top quality products that we would use ourselves and aims to provide even the non-rider with items that reflect the equestrian lifestyle

Pretty expensive. Service gals seemed indifferent and unhelpful. Cell phones were more important lolread more

We came in looking for a hat, and we left with an even better experience than we anticipated. One…read moreof the employees, Steven, went above and beyond helping each of us buy a hat. I have to commend him because he worked hard to make sure that each of us were satisfied with our hat purchase, from adjusting the sizing to cleaning and polishing them before placing them in their respective boxes. It's a shame that he doesn't earn commission, he really should! The hats prices were also very fair. They had a wide selection of styles, colors, shapes, and prices. I would highly recommend going to this store as opposed to a big box store like Boot Barn. 10/10!

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.

You walk in and they make you Feel like family ! The…read moreselection is large prices are great. This is a must stop for all your farrier needs

The staff is so wonderful and sweet. Lots to look at and choose from. Reasonable prices too.read more

I left my saddle on consignment in October 2017. I was never told that it sold...I happened to ask…read morewhen I stopped in for something else in spring 2018. I was told it sold for a little over $500, but the paper work was in the wrong binder so they would leave it for the owner to call me. I never heard back. I have since called at least once a month and am always told the same thing, "the paperwork is in the owner's office and she isn't in, but they will leave my name and phone number for her to call". I HAVE NEVER GOTTEN A CALL BACK. A sales associate told me that if someone doesn't pick up their money after their item sells within a year they forfeit the profit to the store. I have tried to call repeatedly with no call back from the owner. I am worried she will claim it has been over a year and not give me my money. I feel as though they have taken advantage of me and stolen from me. As a social worker in Denver $500+ is a lot of money. DO NOT TRUST THEM.

Good tack shop. My wife is the horse rider, but I get dragged around to various horse-related…read morebusinesses. I know this tack shop has a lot of English tack and supplies, but my memory is a little foggy on the Western tack. The Tack Shack has a great service for cleaning and mending horse blankets - totally worth it to have someone else deal with that horrible cleaning chore. I've talked with the owner several times and I really like her. She gave me good advice on good and bad stables in the area.

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 purchased a bale of hay the other day from their store at $18 for 45 pound bale of brown and…read moremusty hay. My horse wouldn't even touch it unfortunately, and they refused to even replace this hay when I spoke with Andrea at the store. All she offered was excuses. I'm very disappointed in the store and the new management as the store used to be run wonderfully by Luke however, he sold the business to people that obviously don't care about customer satisfaction.

Super-friendly staff! Competitive prices on wide variety of feed and animal products. Like…read morestepping back into the good old days!

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

Gotten chicks from these guys for years. Great place to get chickens and feed. They have a plethora…read moreof hardy breeds that do well in Colorado weather and lay various colors of eggs too which is fun to have a rainbow in your fridge. Out of 20 chicks over the years we've never had a rooster. Love this spot

I have had the worst experiences with Wardle's and just want to warn others…read more In June 2024, as a brand new chicken owners, I bought 3 Rhode Island Red hens from them. I was not able to go into the coop with the sales associate so he just went in, grabbed whatever three hens he could get and put them in my carrier. When I got home and took them out, I noticed one could barely walk. I tried to give her some rescue 911 electrolytes in her water and access to food thinking maybe getting scooped up and put in a box and then being in a car for 15 minutes was a stress on her nervous system and she just needed some time to acclimate. I called Wardle's to tell them what happened and asked if I could switch her for another hen. The manager told me no because she could be sick... even though that meant they had just sold me a sick chicken. She struggled for weeks. We had to keep her in a separate coop and spent countless dollars on a ton of different supplements trying to figure out what was wrong with her and to keep her alive. Finally we tried Vitamin B12 and after a few days of it in her water, she able to walk normally. Although she was always a pretty sickly chicken and not even a year later we found her dead in the coop one morning (no sign of attack or any injuries). Fast forward to September of 2025. We wanted to get a few chicks to raise and integrate with our flock. Against my better judgement, we went back to Wardle's to get chicks. They only had 4 week olds and again, we weren't allowed in the room where the brooders were to pick the ones we wanted so we just told the associate how many and which breeds. We got 3 gold laced Wyandottes, a Rhode Island Red and a Barred Rock. I looked in the box and noticed one of the hens had a pretty big comb. I asked if that was normal because we definitely didn't want a rooster. They assured me it was a hen. 3 months later, our "hen" has started crowing. We can't have roosters in Lakewood so now we have to find someone to take him or cull him. It breaks my heart. Of note, since then we have ordered chicks from McMurray and Meyer's Hatchery and had really healthy, beautiful, hens. Not a single rooster. I would highly recommend ordering from a hatchery over buying any chickens from Wardle's!