A considered second chapter for the tack you already own.
Horse and Tack Classified is the free, self-serve path for horse listings. Reflock is the separate review path for used saddles and tack: we look closely, document the item, and only then decide whether consignment is the right fit.
Before you send it in
Maker and model
Include the details stamped or printed on the item where possible.
Condition and history
Tell us how it has been used, stored, fitted, and serviced.
Clear photographs
Show the full item and the details that help us assess wear and identity.
— 01 — Who it's for
For owners who want the details to travel with the item.
Consignment is for someone with a used saddle or piece of tack who is ready to share the useful context: maker and model, measurements, condition, service history, and photographs.
It is a good fit when you would rather have the item reviewed, prepared, and represented with care than place it into a fast, self-serve listing. Sending an inquiry begins a review; it is not automatic acceptance.
— 02 — What may qualify
Start with the kind of tack you have.
These are the item types in the inquiry form. Each submission is still reviewed on its own merits, including condition, identity, fit information, and saleability.
saddle
bridle
martingale
girth
pad
other
— 03 — How the fee is quoted
The fee comes after the item has been understood.
Reflock reviews the maker, model, comparables, condition, service history, and the work needed to present the item properly. We then return with a pricing band or proposed reserve and a clear fee quote before intake proceeds.
There is no one-size-fits-all fee published here because the right plan depends on the item. The quote is part of the review conversation, not a surprise after the work begins.
— 04 — Expected timeline
A short sequence, with room for a careful answer.
Timing depends on the item, the agreed intake date, and any workshop work. We will set expectations with you before the process moves forward.
- 01
Submit the inquiry
Share the maker, model, measurements, condition and history, along with clear photos. The more complete the brief, the more useful the first review can be.
- 02
Receive an initial response
Reflock reviews the item details and photos, then comes back with questions, an early sense of fit, and the next step if the item looks promising.
- 03
Agree the intake plan
If we proceed, we agree an intake date, pricing approach, proposed reserve, and the fee quote before the item enters the consignment process.
- 04
Inspect, prepare, list
The item is inspected, measured, and photographed. If a saddle needs repairs or reflocking, Reflock refers the owner to a qualified shop before the saddle is listed for sale.
— 05 — Start the review
Bring us the story behind the tack.
Send the details and photos through the existing intake form. Reflock will review the brief and follow up with the next step, proposed reserve, and fee quote.