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Equestrian Collections' website now takes shoppers to State Line Tack, a US horse tack and supplies store based in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, which has served riders since 1980. The range is huge: saddles and tack (including Australian and endurance saddles), horse boots and wraps, grooming and bathing supplies, supplements, wormers, fly control, horse blankets, and rider apparel and footwear.
It's for English and Western riders and horse owners. Prices are in US dollars and it ships to the US and Canada. Shipping is worked out from your cart and address, and items can be returned within 30 days in new, unused condition after calling for a return authorization number.
| Shipping | Ships to the US and Canada; costs are calculated from your cart and address, with extra charges on some heavy items. |
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| Returns | New, unused items within 30 days of receipt; call 1.888.809.0751 for a return authorization number first. |
| Ways to pay | Prices are in US dollars. |
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