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Denise
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I'm interested in a few things. First do you have any clothes and any pictures of them? Also have you any pictures of your halters and lead ropes?
Thanks!
18 January 2010 - Toronto, Ontario
Webmaster comments
We have lots of clothing and tack. We cannot take pictures of all the items
because it changes too quickly and there would be way too many pictures to
put on a web site. Please remember we are a consignment store and although
we do have new items (as well as previously owned), we usually get them in limited quantities and they sell quickly. Since you are in Toronto, why not come by the store and check it out.
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Kat
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Hi there
I was curious as to what you may have in stock in the ways of close contact saddles.
-17/17.5
- medium to wide tree
9 January 2010 - Burlington ON
Webmaster comments
Please contact the store directly by email or phone to check on what is
available in the way of saddles.
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Derek L
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Hey there, I was wondering If I came by your North York location this weekend if I would have any luck finding a reasonably priced pair of mens size 10 riding or feild boots?
I am completely find with a used pair.
6 January 2010 - Toronto
Webmaster comments
The Avenue Road store does have a pair of Menīs size 10 Equi-comfort Field
boots with a zip back. These have a 16 3/4 calf and are new. There is also
a pair of used brown field boot with a 12 3/4 calf. |
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Madison
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Hello I was wondering what the price range was for tall winter riding boots in size 8 ladies. Thank You
29 December 2009 - Toronto
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Tall winter boots can range from $49 to $200. Size 8 is a very popular size
these days so please call ahead to make sure we have your size in stock. |
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Kathleen
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Do you have any half chaps in stock? If so, about what is the price range of them?
28 December 2009
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We have half chaps in stock. They range from $15 to over $100. |
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Aleksia
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Sorry to bug you again, but roughly how much would it cost to have a saddle pad embroidered with the name "Pirate". I also am wondering how much this would cost to be engraved on a halter plate. I would like to know to time it would take to have these done.
Thank You,
Aleksia. M
25 December 2009 - Toronto, Ontario
Webmaster comments
We'll email you directly about the costs of the embroidery and the halter
plate. The plate will take about a week or so to do. The embroidery would be longer. |
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I was wondering if you carry any twinkle toes products (and if so what type and cost). I was also wondering about how much a cob sized leather halter (good conditon) would go for in your store.
Thanks
24 December 2009
Webmaster comments
No, we do not carry twinkle toes products although we sometimes get some in for consignment. Please contact the store directly to check the current stock on both the twinkle toes and the halter. |
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Leksi
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Hello,
I was wondering if you had any protective vests in stock. My measurements are;
Chest: 30 inches
Waist: 28 inches
Spine: 20.5
If you do have anything please give me the pricing and info on them.
Thank You.
20 December 2009
Webmaster comments
Yes, we do have protective vests in stock. Your inquiry has been sent
directly to the store and you will receive a reply from there. |
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Allie M
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Hello, I have a quick question about saddles. I ride a very round pony, and my saddle always slips to the sides when I'm cantering him. I've fallen off because of this, and I was just wondering if you had any recommendations for a fix to this problem, and would I be able to purchase something from the Repeat Rider that might help? Thanks for your time, I'm looking forward to hearing back from you.
9 December 2009 - Milton, Canada
Webmaster comments
First (and cheapest) thing you could try is using a string girth on your
saddle. The wider the better. We do have some string girths in stock. Give
the Avenue Road store a call to make sure we have the correct size for you.
Also, do not use thick pads. If that doesnīt work, then it would be a good
idea to have someone come and check your saddle on your horse to make sure
it is the proper fit. Then, if everything is okay with your saddle an
option is to have point and balance girth straps added to your saddle. This
would have to be done by a saddle maker - and the final option if nothing
else works and you are in love with your current saddle.
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Madi
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Hello, do you have any tall winter riding boots? Size 8 or 9. Thank You!!
8 December 2009 - Toronto
Webmaster comments
Winter boots are coming in and going out very quickly this time of year.
Best to call the store directly to see what is in stock that day.
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