So there I was, scrolling innocently through inflatable Christmas decorations (as one does) when I came across the best one ever.

And I was like… “you know who needs that? Michelle.” aka The Babies. I had visions of all these adorable things they’d do and the cute pictures that would result. I’m here for the pictures, ya know? So I ordered it and sent it to Michelle’s. To help make sure the babies wouldn’t be too afraid of it she opened it up out in their pasture, set out the uninflated “body” for them to sniff, and then started to blow it up.

They thought it was kind of interesting, and stood back a little bit to watch it grow to it’s full height.

And then once it was inflated they immediately came over to check out their new little Christmacorn friend.

They all got a good look at him, trying to figure out exactly what species this was. I don’t know what I expected them to do exactly, but in my mind it was more… exciting than this. They just sniffed him. Zero theatrics, not even a fun little yeehaw prance around while they summoned the bravery to approach him. NOTHING. I GOT NOTHING. They just kept sniffing him… face and tail especially.

The only semi-exciting part was when he fell over. The babies skittered a few feet backward and then reapproached with concern over Christmacorn’s general welfare.

And that was the beginning and end of the excitement over Christmacorn. They quickly lost interest and wandered away. Little turds! This barely counts as entertainment, I expected better from them.

I was hoping for like half an hour of actual excitement and instead I got 5 minutes of mild intrigue. Next time I guess I’ll have to spring for the 9′ tall inflatable Clydesdale…

You guys know by now that I love pretty much any kind of art with my horses on it. I’ve got paintings (on canvas and on glassware), stickers, crochet, clothing… if you put a Henry or a Presto on it, I’m sold.

I also really love stained glass. The whole reason I got a transom window above the front door in the tiny house was so that I could get a stained glass panel made to hang there (which I have totally failed at because of my crippling indecision about what should be on said panel). I’ve always thought stained glass was really pretty though, and even follow a couple of artists on Instagram.

About a month ago Hillary said that she got my Christmas present and was really excited about it, thinking it’s the best she’s ever done when it comes to gift-giving. Like to the point where she should just retire from buying presents for anyone at all. That’s a bold claim, so I wracked my brain about what the heck she could have possibly gotten me… I feel like I’m kind of hard to shop for really, I’m picky and I’m not a normal person and if I want something I tend to just get it (unless you want to buy me like, a couple new saddles or a truck or whatever… I have plenty of things on the “massively expensive” list). She does know me really well though, so I figured if anyone could nail it, it would be her.

She was so excited about it that she didn’t want to wait for Christmas, and when we decided to go up to Megan’s to drop off Lex/pick up Grace, she was like “OMG I have to bring it so we can get a pic of it with Presto”. At this point I was super confused about WTF it could be. A pic of it with Presto? What? Turns out, this is what:

Y’all, I died. It’s a little stained glass Presto, complete with his epic side eye and everything. I was cackling. It really does look just like him too, even the shape of his face and the emo forelock. It’s the cutest thing I’ve ever seen and I’m obsessed with it and Hillary was right, she should retire from gift-giving because she’s won.

We presented it to Presto but he wasn’t as impressed with it as I was. He was like “neeeeeh, looks nothing like me”.

I had to order some hooks for it, but once they get here it’ll live on my kitchen window above my sink. It’s just the right size and gets some afternoon sunlight, so I think it’ll be really pretty, and I get to see Noodle’s goofy face all the time. I LOVE IT.

Astute observers of the black friday sale list updates may have noticed that after Thursday night there were way fewer updates than I normally do. That’s because I was busy getting other things.

The acquisition of Grace worked out pretty fortuitously. Hillary was already planning to take Lex up to Megan’s after Thanksgiving to drop him off for a few months training. Michelle needed to take Nalah (Lissa’s Catoki filly, if anyone remembers her… she’ll be 3 soon!) over to Megan’s husband Reed to get her started under saddle. We were able to coordinate things to where Michelle took Nalah and Grace over to Megan’s earlier in the week, and then Hillary and I came up on Friday, dropped off Lex at “camp”, stayed overnight and socialized, and then took Grace home in Hillary’s trailer on Saturday. It’s only 3.5 hours from here to Megan’s, vs 6 hours from here to Michelle’s, plus I got an excuse to see Presto while I was there. Worked out great, and I much appreciate both Michelle and Hillary’s efforts in helping me get Grace here, and Megan for letting her squat in her barn for a few days. Horse friends are the best friends.

We left Megan’s shortly after dawn on Saturday with Grace, and while she was snorty about it all she loaded right up with no funny business and rode home like an absolute champ. I don’t think her head left her hay net the entire ride, and she was quiet as a mouse back there even when we stopped at a strip mall in BackassNowhere for donuts.

It was cold and rainy by the time we got home and kept raining all afternoon, so she had to spend her first day in her stall, which is situated right between Henry and Quinnie (Presto’s stall!). She mostly ignored them and ate her hay. The good part about the horses having to spend that first day inside is that they all got to meet and settle in together with the stall walls between them, so by the next morning we were able to just go ahead and turn them all out together with little drama. Well… Grace has been living in the desert of West Texas for a while, so she seemed to be having some real Ireland flashbacks out here at first.

She woohoo’d for a while before settling in to eat grass, and largely avoided any kind of direct contact or confrontation with Henry or Quinnie. She seems to want to opt out of drama in general. She’s not super submissive, but she also would rather remove herself from a situation rather than escalate it. She’s smart and has a good sense of self-preservation. Henry kept trying to pester her into drama but she just wouldn’t take the bait.

Later that day it had dried up enough to hack, so Hillary came out to ride Henry and I hopped on Grace. My saddle fits her pretty decently, and her head is the same size as Henry’s so that works out bridle-wise. The only thing that didn’t fit her was my girths, I had to squish her into Henry’s, but luckily the next day my Black Friday girth showed up and that one fits better.

We walked them all over the property – front field, both rings, and then all the way to the back to and around the hacking path. Grace was definitely alert and a little snorty but she’s the kind of horse that still wants to keep going forward even when she’s unsure, which I REALLY like. We trotted a bit once we got out in the back… she’s also quite sensitive and light, definitely rides more like a TB. Which again, I like. That’s my type. She’s VERY wide in the heartgirth though, boy… she’s not very tall but she’s stout through the shoulder and chest and there’s a lot of neck up in front of you, so she rides a lot bigger than she is.

On Monday she got her feet done. She’s been barefoot out there in the West Texas sand, and her feet are pretty good, but my farrier and I both had some concerns about trying to keep her barefoot and in work here where it’s rockier and the soil is more coarse. She’d already started to chip off a little piece of toe so ultimately we opted to put shoes on her fronts. Once again she was perfectly behaved for the farrier and never put a foot out of place the entire time. She gets a lot of gold stars for how easy she is to do things with and how she conducts herself in the barn and on the ground.

I hacked her again yesterday as her first ride with her shoes and she felt great, so now we’ll start moving into a more normal schedule. Michelle was riding her some, but not consistently, so I want to give her body time to acclimate to being a riding horse again before just throwing her into full work. Friday she’s getting her teeth done and that’ll be the last thing she needs before we’re “all systems go”.

Henry definitely has some jealousy issues to work through. I’ve been giving him lots of cookies and attention but he still stood at the gate and shot daggers at me with his eyeballs the entire time I was tacking Grace up yesterday. He’s got issues. He was being a little bit mean to Grace the first couple days too (he can be a MASSIVE asshole in the pasture sometimes until he decides he really likes the horse) but that behavior seems to have settled down. Henry is just extremely territorial about Quinnie and doesn’t want anyone else near her, even though Quinnie is damn well capable of taking care of herself. It’s more of a “she’s my friend, you can’t talk to her” dynamic. He’s a stage 5 clinger. I’ve actually caught him and Grace hanging out a couple times with Quinnie further away though, so I think in a couple more weeks they’ll be the three muskateers. Henry just has to get over his drama.

We’re only a few days in but so far, so good, knock on wood. She seems to have transitioned just fine, she’s eating and drinking well, and she’s behaving herself impeccably. And even having just sat on her a couple times and seeing her more in person, its changed my opinion on stallions for her slightly, or at least re-ordered my top 3 favorites. This is exactly why having rideable broodmares is such a nice bonus, it really gives you a better picture of what they’re like.

At some point next week I’ll do a post all about her pedigree and family, since she’s a pretty interesting one having been imported from Ireland. For now it’s kind of fun having a redhead in the barn for a change!

I mean, if your bank doesn’t contact you at some point to verify that all these charges are valid, have you even Black Fridayed?

Since I’m the one that makes the big stupid giant sale list, there’s really no way for me to avoid them. Especially because whenever possible I make sure to click into the site, make sure the link works, and verify the sale/details before I post it, in an effort to be as accurate as possible. That means I see A LOT of sales, which is both a great thing and a terrible thing. I’ve learned to just embrace it at this point. I know it’s inevitable. And honestly, it is a great time to stock up on things, or splurge less severely on something you’ve been wanting.

I tend to prepare for Black Friday weekend with a three pronged approach 1) I use it to load up on essential items that I use all the time anyway, like fly spray or shampoo or supplements or whatever… may as well save a few bucks and make sure I’m well-stocked. I just finished last Black Friday’s fly spray a couple months ago. 2) I always go into it with a few “wish list” items of things I don’t really NEED but would like to have, and if I find items that fit the criteria and are on a good enough sale to excite me, I’ll get them. 3) I’m always on the lookout for gifts, or wicked good one-off sale items. They’re usually rare, but sometimes you’re in the right place at the right time and who am I to deny fate?

Approach #2 failed miserably this year. I nabbed a lot of great things, this was one of my best years ever as far as deals I think (absolutely aced #3), but only one of them was (sort of) on my pre-game list. Again though, some of the deals were SMOKIN and I will actually use everything I got. I had to do some major digging for some of it, but I was rewarded. Here’s the damage:

– leather Pro Choice monoflap girth for $40 (normally $180). I mean… COME ON. They only had size 26, which Henry and Presto both have a 24 but I have a feeling that Presto is edging pretty close to 26 now or will be solidly 26 soon. Turns out to have been an extra fortuitous purchase though because Grace actually fits better in the 26, so I’m glad I have one to use on her!
– Jack’s nebulizer kit for $160 (normally $290) … I’ve waffled back and forth for YEARS on trying a nebulizer with Henry in an attempt to help him with some of his breathing issues, and this was the push I needed. If it doesn’t help I wasn’t out much and I can def sell it and recoup my cost, so it seemed worth a shot.

– those big ass stall front blanket storage bags for $12 (normally $28). Planning to logo this up with my Cricut and use it as a saddle pad/scrim sheet bag for shows.
– a set of 4 black pillow wraps for $10 (normally $25) Presto is a serial pillow wrap murderer and they were $10, done.
– nylon rain quarter sheet for $20 (normally $40) I sold my last quarter sheet because it was just too heavy for Texas, this one is much lighter weight so I think I can/will actually use it.
– a ROM breastplate for $85 (it’s very similar to the Fairfax which is like $350, the ROM is normally $110ish depend on the exchange rate). I got a custom breastplate in this style made for Presto this summer that I love, but 1) it was a lot more expensive than this, 2) it lives with him at the training barn. I really wanted a second one for home/Henry/Grace and the price is hard to beat.
– a couple sunshirts from Urban Strides, two for the normal price of one since they were already on sale and the Black Friday code stacked. My sunshirts are looking a bit sad, I’ve got ones in there that are 8 years old and definitely need to be retired. But I’m also cheap. So. Perfect sale.

– a clipper blade sharpener kit for $27 (normally $60). Will this thing even work? Maybe, maybe not. Worth a try considering the massive pile of used blades that I either need to chunk or drive the 40 mins up to the sharpening place (and then wait the week turnaround time and drive back, and then pay $7 a blade, blah blah blah). We’ll call this an experiment. I’ve certainly wasted more money on worse things.
– 6lb bag of German Horse Muffins for $15 (normally $30) Henry and Grace are gonna get the beetus for Christmas!
– one of those rapid-dry towel material coolers for $26 (normally $55) I REALLY wanted one of these a few times last year when I was having to try so hard to get Henry and Presto dry in dreary drizzly winter weather, so for $26 boom in my cart.
– some barn chore winter gloves for $10 (normally $20), I actually needed some bad, this was on my pre-game list
– a pair of Pomme breeches that I’ve reaaaally been lusting after for $90 (normally $140). This was maybe my one thing I couldn’t totally justify but like, look. Leave me alone. It was a pretty good discount at least. Black breeches were also on my pre-game list, although I’d been eyeballing the Quur (which never did go on sale at all, boo) instead of the Pomme.

Plus I got a free $50 gift card back with one of the purchases from a bigger store, which I will definitely use even if just for dewormer or ointment or whatever else. It’ll come in handy at some point. I did at least do a decent job of fulfilling the first item on my list of objectives in that I obtained some less-fun essential things like double ended snaps, blanket replacement straps, fly spray, salt licks, shampoo, and a few months worth of Redmond Rock all at great discounts. I failed pretty hard at finding gifts but did get a couple non-horsey things.

I’m pretty freaking excited about some of these deals though. I spent a little more than I’d planned but I also got a lot for the money. And I feel like it was a fairly reasonable mix of practical essentials and more fun items. The real peak Black Friday energy moment was on my very last purchase of all this, the Pomme breeches, when my bank was finally like “what the actual f are you doing?” and I had to assure them that it was indeed a legitimate charge to Sweden 5 minutes after I bought a donut in the middle of nowhere Texas lol. Have you even Black Fridayed correctly if your bank hasn’t been like

But, ya know… I don’t feel that bad about it. There’s a new consignment store that just opened not that far away so the objective this week is to go through my bins and pull out everything that got “leveled up” in this sale (like a couple old girths and breastplates and maybe some clothes and stuff) and take over there. That’s, uh…. sort of a wash?

The mail is gonna be super fun this week, anyway. Merry Christmas to me (and Henry. and Presto. and Grace.)! And of course now today it’s Giving Tuesday, so I hopped over to Strides for Equality this morning and made a donation. I’ve done the Frangible Fund for the past few years so I thought it was time to branch out!

Did you guys find any good deals? How did you fare this Black Friday?

Well well well, if it isn’t the monster of my own making, back again. I still have a love/hate relationship with this list, but I’m in too deep now to turn back.

Here we go with the usual spiel: some of these sales are already active, others won’t be live until tomorrow or Friday. I’ve included date info where I can, but if you’re not seeing the sale yet, just try their page again later. I’m tracking many more that haven’t announced specific info yet, so I will keep adding to this list as more details are available. Keep checking back here, new ones will be posted AT THE BOTTOM BY DATE ADDED so they don’t get lost in the mix. Happy Shopping! Buy me something pretty.

Riding Warehouse – up to 25% off (some exclusions) from 11/26-11/29, discount applied at checkout – build your cart now so it’s ready to go on Friday!

HB Equine Designs – automatic15% off sitewide 11/25-11/27, and through 12/3 get an additional 10% off with code HENRYNPRESTO

Higher Standards Leather Care – 20% off with code PRESTO! from 11/25-11/29

Pivo – up to 50% off sitewide

Cambox – up to $100 off helmet cameras, or $50 off your V3 trade-in with code BF2021V3. Use code BRE5 for an additional 5% off!

Trafalgar Square Books – 20% off print and e-books 11/26-29

Dark Jewel Designs – 15% off the entire Etsy shop including custom items 11/26-11/29

Pinsnickety – 20% off storewide with code FRIDAY from 11/26-11/29, with free shipping on orders of 3 or more pin sets, and an additionally discounted pin pack for customers who buy all 12 designs at once.

Halter Ego – up to 40% off sitewide

Pony-O Horsewear – up to 45% off starting 11/26

Free Ride Equestrian – 20% off with code BLACK20

The Horse Bit Bank – 15% off sitewide through 11/28 with code BLACK21

La Mundial Boots – 20% off custom boots

Hufglocken – 21% off with code BLACK2021 through 11/28

Fenwick Equestrian – 20% off all LT products with code BF21 starting 11/26

2nd Round Equestrian – 15% sitewide with code BARGAIN15 through 11/27

The Urban Strides – through 11/27 get 25% off with code blackfriday25

Central Texas Horse Treats – 20% sitewide through 11/28

Clovis Equestrian – 22% off everything 11/26 through 11/28

Equizone Online – 30% of sitewide (some exclusions) starting 11/26 with additional deals up to 75% off

One Horse Threads – 40% off sale items (discount applied in cart)

Haybales and Barbells – through 11/29 use code BLACKFRIDAY6 to get 50% all 6 Week Programs, use code BLACKFRIDAY12 to get 50% off all 12 Week Programs, or use code BLACKFRIDAYBOOTCAMP to get 50% off 11/29 Bootcamp Registration

BOTORI – discounts on various items through 11/26

Equestroom – 50% off sitewide for three hours on 11/26, hours not posted yet as of this publishing, follow their Insta. Additional sales through 11/28.

Decopony – different items on sale each day during black week, check their Instagram for daily deals

Maya Delorez – up to 30% off sitewide

Nunn Finer – 20% off sitewide through 11/28, discount in cart

The Tack Hack – 25% off through 11/29 with code BLACKFRIDAY

Auven Equestrian – 20% off sitewide with code BLACKFRIDAY

Leveza Boutique – sitewide discounts, plus free shipping in US and Canada for orders over $100

Shop USEF – 30% off all orders through 11/28

Mane Jane/Dreamers and Schemers – 25% off sitewide (some exclusions)

Myst Equine Products – up to 30% off 11/26-11/28

Black Knight Accessories – buy one get one 50% off through 12/3

Henry James Saddlery – starting 11/26 up to 70% off select products

Haygain – 10% off hay steamers and the Haygain Forager starting 11/24

Vision Saddlery – Buy one /get one 1/2 off Vision Apparel breeches and show shirts, and Vision Saddlery girths, saddle pads, and stirrup leathers through 11/25.

Epplejeck – various items up to 75% off, or 25% off your item of choice with code EJBLACKFRIDAY

Equestrian Stockholm – up to 50% off sitewide

Sporthorse Lifestyle – 30% off sitewide through 11/26 (discount applied in cart)

Pixio – 10% off Pixio and Pixem with code BLACKFRIDAY through 11/26

Joules – up to 60% off various items

Discount Equestrian – various discounts and deals, plus up to 80% off clearance section

The Drillshed – various deals up to 40% off

EQUO Equestrian – 50% off entire order ($100 minimum) with code TEAMEQUO

It’s a Haggerty’s – 11/26 buy 2 get 1 free, 11/27-11/28 get 20% off sitewide and 50% off clearance with code SAVEBIG, 11/29 buy one get one 20% off ready to ship and embroidery gear

Foxy Equestrian – 10% off (some exclusions) 11/25-11/29

Pomme – 30% off during black week

Maximilian Equestrian – up to 60% off through 11/28

Equinavia – 20-70% off sitewide

Equus Now – deals all week plus 20% off sale items with code BLACKFRIDAY

Equisense – up to 90% off select items

Ice Horse – 25% off through 11/29 with code HOLIDAY20

Redmond Equine – buy 2 get 1 free through 12/1 (some exclusions)

Anatomeq – up to 40% off the 2021 collection plus outlet deals

The Foxy Rider – 20% off with code BLACKFOX (some exclusions)

Equestic Saddle Clip – 25% off

Criniere – 15% off sitewide through 11/25 with code BLACK15

Fager – 20% off bits, clothes, halters, and saddle pads, 30% off sale items

Bascule Bonnets – 20% off through 12/2 with code 2021HOLIDAYS

The Herbal Horse – 15% off through 11/30 with code GIVEJOY

Horse Gloss – up to 25% off

Tack of the Day – extra 10% off all orders

The Collected Pony – 15% off select items 11/26-11/29

Noelle Floyd Masterclass – Martin Fuchs, Dr Bess Darrows, and Carolyn Cohen Masterclasses on sale for $7

Total Saddle Fit – 20% off sitewide on 11/26

Riviera Equisports – starting 11/25, 20% off athleisure tops with code BLACKFRIDAY20, 15% off all bridles with code BLACKFRIDAYBRIDLES, 10% off halters with code BLACKFRIDAYHALTERS, buy 5 pairs of gel grip reins for $100 (discount automatically applied)

Horse Pilot – up to 70% off various items starting 11/26

Punk Ponies – Buy one get one 40% off on their Limited Edition collection (discount in cart)

Parlanti – 20% off through 11/29

Bridles and Reins – buy 2 products get 35% off with code BLACKFRIDAY35, buy 3 products get 45% off with code BLACKFRIDAY45

Spur of the Moment – 30% off sitewide

Macrider Saddlery – 20% off bridles through 12/1 with code BFSALE20

Dancing Equestrian – up to 40% off plus free shipping

Bit of Britain – extra 10% off all orders

Saratoga Horseworks – 15% off sitewide through 11/30

Le Fash – through 11/29 get15% off 2021 shirts with code BLACK15, 10% off accessories, sweaters, tees, and home decor with code SHOPSMALLSALE, extra 20% off clearance with code EXTRA20SALE

Calverro Eq – 25% off sitewide (discount in cart)

Pur Vida Healthy Horse – Buy one get one 50% off plus free shipping through 11/29 (discount automatically applied at checkout)

Adam’s Horse Supply – up to 25% off select brands

Goode Rider – 25% off sitewide with code BF25

EQU Lifestyle Boutique – 20% off sitewide starting 11/24

LA Saddlery – 30% off sitewide through 11/30

C4 belts – 30% off sitewide with code BF30

Asmar Equestrian – up to 75% off select items

Hunt Club – 25% off your order with code BF2021

Mane-ly Long Hair – 10% off sitewide with code Xmas21-10 starting 11/25

Enviro Equine and Pet – spin the wheel for a discount up to 50% off from 11/26 through 11/29

SS Tack – various deals up to 65% off

Dover Saddlery – various BOGO deals and discounts

Prima Equine – various items marked down up to 40%

Topline Leather – 50% off unicorn bits (discount in cart)

the Horselet – 40-80% off sitewide during black week

Animo – up to 70% off select items

Stablewear – 50% off everything on 11/26 with code BLACK

Urban Equestrian – 30% off handbags and pillows with code BLACK30

Zen Horse Saddlery – 15% off sitewide (some exclusions) through 11/2 with code BLACKFRIDAY15

Redpost – various early deals then more discounts starting 11/25

Kingsley Riding – 25% off sitewide (some exlusions), 10% helmets 11/26-11/28

Equisafety – up to 75% off

Horse Health UK – select Le Mieux collections up to 50% off

Buckwild Breeches – all breeches $99, tights $79

Equiport – up to 30% off select items

Equestrian Collective – 15% off with code BMCM15

Callidae – up to 50% off

Centerline Candles – spend $50, get two free holiday tins

Sync Equestrian – 20% off sitewide with code BLACKFRIDAY

Whacky Tack Equestrian – 20% off sitewide through 11/27 with code BLACKFRIDAY

Penny Forever – up to 50% off sitewide

Kerrits – various deals and discounts

Weatherbeeta – various deals up to 75% off

Horseloverz – various deals and discounts

EQUUS – various deals up to 50% off

Barnes Tack Room – 15% off saddles, 25% off all other tack through 11/29 with code BFBTR

Big Dee’s – various deals and discounts

EQUIS Boutique – up to 60% off through 11/30

Derby House – up to 30% off

Chick’s Saddlery – various deals up to 85% off

FarmVet – 15% off various items with code BLACKFRIDAY15

Everyday Equestrian Apparel – 20% off sitewide through 11/28

Sport Horse Essentials – 15% off sitewide

The Connected Rider – various deals up to 70% off

11/24 AFTERNOON UPDATE (you people are insatiable)

Corro – 20% off select brands and free shipping on all orders through 11/29

Spot on Braiding Wax – starting 11/26 get 20% off the new formula wax using code NEWFORMULA and 15% off all other products using code BLACKFRIDAY21

Boy o Boy Bridleworks – free shipping on all orders with code FREESHIP21 through 11/28

Kong Equine – $50 off Kong Equine through 11/28 with code BLACKFRIDAY

Retired Racehorse Project – 20% off storewide 11/26-11/29, free boot socks on orders $75+, free domestic shipping on orders $75+. Buy one, get any additional 20% off on subscriptions to OTTB Magazine.

Muirneen Equestrian – 30% off ethically-made apparel with code NOSTIRRUPNOV through 11/30

Remarkable Leather Goods – starting 11/26 15% off all training tops with code rlg15bkf and free nameplate with halter or lead purchase with code rlgholiday

FITS Riding – 20% off with code buynow20 through 11/27

Romitelli Boots – 15% off existing inventory (stock boots) through 11/28

Black Horse Clothing – 25% off everything through 11/29

HLH Equestrian – 20% off sitewide (discount at checkout)

Penelope Store – discounts on select items through 11/29

The Pony Jet – up to 50% off with code BLACKFRIDAY

The Infused Equestrian – mystery gift with purchase plus free hipping with code INFUSEDDAY

Reins for Rescues – 20% off sitewide with code 2021CHRISTMAS

Emily’s Equine Creations – 20% off vinyl and premade stickers

Horseplay Apparel – 25% off sitewide with code INSIDESCOOP

Ethos Equestrian – 20% off starting 11/26

Equestriess Atelier – buy a sunshirt and get a pair of Breeks for 30% off with code SUNSHIRTBREEKS, buy a sunshirt get a belt for 20% off with code SUNSHIRTBELT

11/25 MORNING UPDATE (gobble gobble)

breeches.com – 50% off 11/25 (they usually do codes the other days of BF weekend too so keep an eye out for those, but typically this one is the most % off so hit it ASAP if you can) with code TG50

Kastel Denmark – 25% off sitewide through 11/29

Dapper Horse – up to 40% off select items through 11/30, no code is needed

Flexible Fit – 30% off all orders over $75 (excluding sale items) through 11/29 with code BLACKFRIDAY21

Farm House Tack – through 11/29 get 20% OFF sitewide with code JOLLYPONY20

Lumiere Equestrian – 20% off with code BLACK

American Equus – 10% off sitewide (discount at checkout) through 11/29

MK Custom Equine Creations – 30% off sitewide through 11/30 with code BLACKFRIDAY30

Teddy’s Tack Trunk – 10% off sitewide with code TEDDY2021 through 11/29

Snaks 5th Avenchew – 5 days of deals starting 11/25, different offers each day no code needed

Joobi Riding – 50% off through 11/27, discount at checkout

Ride EquiSafe – 10% off all apparel with code ThankfullySafe

Kathryn Lily Equestrian – 25% off sitewide through 11/28

Boudica Equestrian – 30% off sitewide with code SALE through 11/30

AYR Equestrian – up to 50% off various items

EquiCrown Canada – 10% off plus free shipping with code BLACKFRIDAY

Equiline America – $150 or more get 10% off, $300 or more get 15% off, over $400 get 20% off plus free shipping at any amount, through 11/27

Royal Equine – 10% off orders over $100, plus all orders over $50 get free e-gift cards through 11/29

Red Roan Design Co – 15% off all purchases with code BLACKFRIDAY and free custom sticker on orders over $25

Equisani – through 11/28 Buy 1 Hoof-X or 1 Cutix and get 2nd for free, either two of the same or one of each, with code turkey

Cheshire Horse – 15% off sitewide plus free shipping over $75 with code HOLIDAY2021

Jeffers Equine – 10% off sitewide through 11/26 with code GOBBLE21

Smartpak – 15% off with code BF2021

Duchess Bridle and Saddle – 15% off and free shipping (some exclusions)

Incrediwear – buy two, get 3rd free

BARE Equestrian – 20% off sitewide through 11/28 with code BLACK20

Dubarry – up to 70% off select items

Bridle Bling – 15% off with code BRIDLEBLING plus orders over $50 receive a free gift

Hay Chix – 20% off single products and 2fer haynets plus free shipping from 11/26-11/29

The Distance Depot – $20 off biothane tack sets (no code required) or 10% off individual beta/biothane items with code THANKFUL through 11/29

Sporthorse Data – Pro Gold 12 months plan for £40 (normally £70), plus get a Free Gift Subscription Pro Gold 12 months plan for a friend (Value £70) through 11/29

11/26 MORNING UPDATE (is your wallet on fire yet?)

Majyk Equipe – 10% off sitewide with code BLACK10 plus get a free tack organizer with orders over $100

Ride iQ – 30% off with code HAPPY at sign up for new members (discount applied to fist payment after 7 day free trial. Applicable for monthly, quarterly, or annual memberships)

PS of Sweden – 30% off riderwear with code BWRIDER30 and 20% off horsewear with code BWHORSE20 through 11/26 (does not include leather products)

Hypostore – Early Bird 30% off with code BLACK through 11/25, then other sales to follow

Bad Horse Los Angeles – 30% off sitewide, discount applied in cart

Herd of Zebras – 25% off with code MERRY2021 through 12/2

Fundis Equestrian – various deals up to 70% off

EquesPante – 30% off all Pantes through 11/30, discount at checkout

Alberto Fasciani Boots – 30% off with code VIP30

Aztec Diamond Equestrian – up to 70% off past season items, 10% off off any order over £200

Royal Equestrian – extra 25% off Sale items with code black25 through 11/30

Equishop – up to 70% off select items

Celeris Boots UK – on 11/26 at 8pm (UK time) the first 40 clients through checkout will get 20% custom riding boots or free short boots with purchase of custom riding boots. At 8pm they will open a special Black Friday checkout – pay the deposit and they will email instructions on how to order. Checkout will close after 40 deposits have been paid.

Equi-Prism – 15% off sitewide through 11/29

Ecovet – 35% off sitewide with code BLACKFRIDAY35

Anique – buy a sunshirt get a free pair of leggings, plus free shipping

Devoucoux – 10% off one item, 20% off two items, or 30% off three items through 11/28

MyBreeches – 50% off select Pikeur and minimum of 10% off sitewide

My Barn Child – 25% off sitewide with code HOLIDAYS

Levade Equestrian – 20% off sitewide through 11/29

Esprit Equestrian – 20% off accessories, $10 off Pro tights, $5 off Classic tights, and free shipping on orders over $150 (discount at checkout)

Arnall’s Naturals – 30% off all equine products with code THANKFUL plus free shipping

Maelort – 20% off with code ML20

Zandona – 40% off sitewide with code 40BLACKFRIDAY through 11/27

Equiratings – free beanie or cap when you spend £70 or more

Horseplay Apparel – 25% off sitewide with code BLACKFRIDAY25

CWD – 25% off horse and rider equipment through 11/28

Rebel Equestrian – 20% off (excluding sale items) with code BLACKFRIDAY20

Horseware – 15% off plus free shipping through 11/30 (discount in cart)

Ellany – buy one get one 40% off through 11/29

Pony Suds – 35% off 11/26 only with code FRIDAY (minimum $20)

Elemental Grooming – 15% off on 11/26 with code FRIDAYSALE15, 10% off through 12/17 with code HOLIDAYSALE10

Secchiari Boots – 15% with code BLACK21 through 11/28

Voltaire Design – 20% off accessories plus free shipping through 11/30

Tried Equestrian – 10% off saddles with SADDLE10 and 15% off everything else with THANKS15

Equifit – 15% off sitewide through 11/29

Omega Alpha Equine – 20% off on 11/26

Espana Silk – 20% off through 11/29 with code BlackFriday

Design by Dalia – 20% off sitewide with code BF2021

Ride Heels Down – 20% off with code RHDBF21 and free shipping on all in-stock items through 11/29

Swanky Saddle – 30% off sitewide with coupon code BIG through 11/29

Uhlan Equestrian – 20% off sitewide with code BLACKFRIDAY

Devon Horse Show – 25% off hats (discount in cart) through 11/29

FUN Bonnets – 50% off colored rhinestones

Lady Godiva Equestrian – up to 40% off through 11/26 (discount at checkout)

Lara Tweedie – 25% off sitewide (discount at checkout)

Shady Lady Sun Protection – 40-50% off scarves, sunshirts, and sun gloves. Free shipping over $100.

Edgemere LTD – 15% off with code BLACKFRIDAY

Solid Citizen Equestrian – 20% off sitewide (some exclusions) with code THANKFULFORYOU

Worldwide Tack – 20% off with code SHOPPINGSPREE through 11/30

Spiced Equestrian – BOGO on sale items plus free shipping on all orders through 11/30

ActivEquine – 25% off with code WHOA

Seaver Horse – various discounts on all sets

Onyx Equestrian – 15% off sitewide through 11/27

Chillout Equestrian – up to 70% off sitewide

Spotty Pony Apparel – 40% off all tees

Kublox – up to 30% off sitewide through 11/29

Montar – 25% off with code BLACK through 11/28

Sterling Essentials – 15% off with code SE102

Rose Hip Vital Equine – 50% sitewide with code 21BF

Divoza –  through 11/29 get a 26% discount on one item of your choice with the discount code BLACK26, plus various markdowns up to 50% off

StripHair – 20-40% off plus free shipping on orders over $45

Raaen Equestrian – up to 50% off select items

11/27 EVENING UPDATE (send help)

Black Heart Equestrian – 10-70% off most items through 11/28

Horse and Herd – 25% off 11/27 only (discount in cart)

Bay Meadow Shop – 15% off sitewide (discount in cart)

Mare Goods – 20% off sitewide wit code BF2021 through 11/28

Stockbubble – 10% off through 11/30 with code BFRIDAY2021

World Equestrian Brands – 20% off online orders through 11/29 with code BFCM21

ReRide Tack – 10% off with code SALE10 and free shipping

Circuit Style – 25% off sitewide through 11/29 (discount in cart)

The Hangry Mare – 25% off through Dec 1

Basics Equestrian – 20% off all horsewear (discount in cart)

CL Equestrian Apparel – 25% off sitewide through 11/29 (discount in cart)

Middy n Me – 30% off sitewide with code HAPPYHOLIDAYS

Coach Sando training – 25% off your first month of online training through 11/29, DM on Instagram to redeem

Chameleon Browbands – use code Shipping for free shipping over $60, use code Bling50 for $5 off purchases over $50, use code Bling100 for $10 off purchases over $100

Benefab Products – 10% off Canine and Equestrian products with code HappyHolidays21

Derby Clothing Co – additional 20% off with code BLACK when buying two or more pairs of breeches

Bit and Bloom – 20% off through 11/29 with code HORSEGIRLHOLIDAY

Redingote Equestrian – 10% off with HOLIDAY10 through Dec 3

Rivet Leatherworks – 20% off with code HOLIDAY2021

Equiluxe Tack – 20% off plus free shipping through 11/28

Gray & Bay Horse Co – Buy one get one 50% off all apprel with code BF2021

Cavalliera – 20% off sitewide

Ethos Equestrian – 20% off sitewide through 11/30

Manhattan Saddlery – 20% off through 11/30 with code HOLIDAY20

Equilab – new users can try out Premium for free for 60 days through 11/29