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Shop 400+ new & used saddles and quality tack, all while supporting a business that gives back to our horse community. Saddle Up Western Saddle & Tack Shop — Family-Owned Since 1997 🤠
We’re a family business through and through, and honestly? Saddle Up started back in 1996 as Dick’s “retirement hobby” (you know how those go), and in 2009 his daughter Danna joined the ride. Fast-forward to today a
07/08/2026
🎉 IN-STORE GIVEAWAY TIME! 🎉
We have something exciting to celebrate, and one lucky winner is going home with a FREE Hay Chix Redemption Halter & Lead Rope Set! 🤠💕
✨ Prize Includes:
🐴 Hay Chix Redemption Halter in the Pink & Ruby Buckle Edition
🩶 Matching Platinum Lead Rope
How to Enter:
✔️ Stop by Saddle Up
✔️ Fill out an entry in-store
✔️ That's it!
📅 The giveaway runs for 2 weeks, and we'll randomly draw one winner at the end. Entries must be completed in-store.
One of the things we love most about being a small family-owned business is supporting other small businesses that share the same passion for our industry. ❤️ Hay Chix has been an incredible company to work with, and we're so thankful for their continued support of businesses like ours and the horse community as a whole.
If you haven't already, be sure to check them out! They offer innovative products designed to make horse ownership easier while keeping your horses healthier and happier. We truly appreciate everything they do for the equine industry.
Together, let's continue supporting the small businesses that make our horse community so special. Every visit, every purchase, and every recommendation makes a difference.
Good luck, and we'll see you at the shop! 🍀🐴 Hay Chix
07/07/2026
🌟 Customer Spotlight! 🌟
We love hearing from our amazing customers! 💬✨ Check out this review from Olivia!
Your feedback means the world to us—thank you for being part of the Saddle Up family! 💕
Have a great experience with us? Drop us a review—we’d love to hear from you!
07/05/2026
🤎🐴 SADDLE FEATURE SUNDAY 🐴🤎
This week we're spotlighting a beautiful 15" Used Weston J. Young Wade Saddle!
✨ Light oil finish
✨ All smooth leather
✨ Inlaid walnut-colored seat
✨ Basket stamp & floral tooling
✨ Rounded skirting
✨ Easy single rigging
✨ Brass slotted conchos with saddle strings
This saddle comes ready to ride with a horn wrap, rope strap, rear cinch, and saddle bags included!
📏 Finished Seat: 15"
📏 Gullet: 6"
📏 Skirt Length: 28"
⚖️ Approx. 45 lbs
💲 $5,500.99
Condition notes: Light wear from use and missing the right-side hobble for the saddle bag, but otherwise a gorgeous saddle with plenty of miles left to give.
Stop by Saddle Up and take a closer look at this stunning Wade saddle before it's gone! 🤠
Why Are Western Saddles So Expensive? | Comparing $200 to $5,000 Saddles
Why does one Western saddle sell for $200 while another is worth $5,000 or more? Is it simply the brand name, or are there real differences in quality, craftsmanship, and construction?
In this episode, we're comparing Western saddles across a wide range of price points to explain what truly affects a saddle's value. We'll look at examples from approximately $200, $500, $1,500, $3,000, and $5,000, discussing the materials, craftsmanship, and features that separate each price range.
Along the way, we'll cover:
The difference between economy and premium leather, and how leather quality affects durability, appearance, and longevity.
Why the saddle tree is one of the most important components of any saddle, including examples of well-built trees versus lower-quality construction and how the tree directly impacts your horse's comfort, saddle fit, and the life of the saddle.
How hardware, tooling, stitching, finish work, and attention to detail all contribute to the overall value of a saddle.
Why researching a saddle brand is just as important as researching the price, since manufacturers use vastly different materials, construction methods, and quality standards even when saddles appear similar.
How different styles of Western saddles have evolved over time, influencing both functionality and market demand.
Why some saddles appreciate in value and become highly sought-after collectibles while others depreciate, including the role of craftsmanship, rarity, maker reputation, and historical significance.
Whether you're buying your very first saddle, looking to upgrade, or simply curious about why Western saddles can vary so dramatically in price, this video will help you understand what you're really paying for and what factors are worth considering before making your next purchase.
At Saddle Up Colorado, we believe that an informed rider makes better decisions for both themselves and their horse. We hope this comparison gives you the knowledge and confidence to evaluate saddles based on more than just the price tag.
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1003 Ash Street
Gilcrest, CO
80623
Opening Hours
| Monday | 10am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 6pm |
| Friday | 10am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 6pm |
| Sunday | 12pm - 4pm |
