The new owner's have done a fantastic job renovating the entire place and now carries a great…read morevariety of merchandise and you can see everything. English or Western, you should be able to find/get whatever you need there!

The new owners have really made this place grand! The staff are helpful and knowledgeable. They…read morehave just about anything that you need for you and your horse. The new remodel is beautiful as well!

The tack trunk is the place to get all of your horse gear in St Louis! I have been shopping here…read morefor 20 years and have always had a great experience. They are fun, friendly and knowledgeable!

Thank you! I'm happy to be heading home with a pair of…read morepaddock boots, a pliable pair of half chaps, plus the soft and comfy riding tights I grabbed so that I could try on the half chaps! They were so snuggly warm that I had to take them too! Thanks for the smiles!

This is a decent antique shop. It's not very big, so there aren't that many interesting things…read more We were, however, able to get this cool Mr. Men glass from 1981. http://static.px.yelp.com/photo/U3k9ePg_lK7JzT2zPuaW7w/l

This was a pretty disappointing experience. Looked at the website first, and I don't know what…read morethey were thinking, but the site is NOT a clear representation of the store. I would not have driven 40 minutes out into the middle of meth country if I had known that... It's basically a small collection of cheap western stuff, knock off boots and wraps, and a bunch of halters. There's no English tack as indicated on the website, and they don't have the merchandise listed on the website in stock. They do have some blankets, but the sales associates aren't terribly knowledgeable, the blankets are cheap, and most are in some crazy color. Most stuff in here was cheap and looked very tacky. A lot of zebra print, camo, bright annoying patterns... If you're looking for something specific like that, go for it. If you're looking for anything you'd actually use outside of a western bridle... They probably don't carry it. Two stars instead of one only because I'm aware that not everyone looks for quality and Halloween is fun.

I had never visited Fenton Feed Mill before, so I wasn't sure how to navigate all of the one-way…read morestreets to get there! I went there to pick up some safflower seed for the feathered friends I see every day. I found the store to have EVERYTHING! In fact, it reminded me of the feed stores that I visited frequently when I was growing up in a farming community. The employee was friendly, and asked me what I was looking for and helped me find the safflower seed. I had a pleasant visit, and plan to return.

Grew up in a small town and this place brings back sweet memories. It reminds me of tack stores…read morewhen I had horses and would salt blocks, straw and alfalfa hay. I mostly purchase dog food and bird seed here and really enjoy the wooden floors and the feel of a friendly small town store with a bit of an artsy side.

My family had a great time today at the fall festival! They had baby goats, bunnies, kittens, and a…read moreunicorn! How neat. They put lots of detail into the games and crafts. The hay ride was awesome, it took you around quite a bit of the farm, and you seen a lot of horses at the end. I can't wait to see what other events are hosted here! Everyone was very nice, the man driving the tractor was extraordinary and very informative, he even let me know they offer horse lessons here! How awesome.

the main trainer is mean to horses she hits them just because a horse moved when tacking up i…read morewill never go back there!!!