| • Saddles (English
or Western)
• Bridles
• Halters & Leads
• Hats & Helmets
• Tack Boxes
• Saddle Pads
• Saddle Bags
• Show Clothing
• Gloves
• Boots
• Bits
• Spurs
• Riding Clothing |
• Coats
• Chaps
• Equine Gifts
• Medical Supplies
• Health Products
• Supplements
• Jumps
• Whips & Crops
• Horse Blankets & Sheets
• Books & Magazines
• Videos
• Games
• Breyers & Statues
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• Art Work • Lunging Equipment • Toys
• Antiques & Collectable's • Pottery
• Jewelry
• Coolers • Harness • Saddle Racks
• Barn Supplies
• Buckets
• Leg Boots & Wraps |
Tagging Tips:
Saddles- attach
tags to left side on hardware hook. Do not place on horn.
Books & Videos- use masking tape to
avoid tearing original cover. Tape tag on back cover.
Boots- secure a tag on the left boot.
Clothing- attach tags to front belt loops
or buttonholes using zip ties. The size tag at the neck or waist
may work as well, but the tag should be easily visible. If a suitable
place to attach a zip tie cannot be found, a safety pin can be
used. Clothing must be on hangers. Please hang your items so the
hanger is facing to the left or in the shape of a question mark.
Sets or Multiple Items- attach a single tag to the main item.
For all other items being sold for one price as a set, use a handwritten
tag with your consignor number, item number, & brief description
only. For example: on a Western saddle outfit complete with the
bridle, the main tag would be hung on the left side of the saddle.
A handwritten tag with just the consignor number and item number
(i.e. SAP2088-7) and "Matching Bridle" would be attached
to the bridle. This allows us to keep sets together.
Bits- these are securely hung on a display
rack. Bits do not need to be in plastic bags. To measure a bit,
measure only the part that will fit in the horse's mouth. This
is generally the inside corner of the shank or ring to the inside
corner on the other side. The majority of horse bits are 5"
followed by 4 3/4" and 5 1/4". Bits can range in size
from 3"-7" with standard 1/4" increments.
Blankets & Sheets- attach the tag
to the front buckles if available. Side buckles also work well.
Blankets are measured from the center of the chest to the center
of the tail.
Cleaning Tips- Please takes a little extra
time to clean your items, especially saddle pads and horse blankets.
The cleaner it is, the better it will sell. Many coin Laundromats
have oversized washers. After washing, allow it to dry over a
fence at the barn. A power washer, car wash, or even a fence rail
with a good rain storm also do well for cleaning, at least for
the worst filth. For odors, including barn cat, wash your items
with a couple cups of white vinegar. It does wonders at eliminating
smells! Then you can adjust your price and hopefully sell it for
more. The Fort Smith Equestrian Exchange does reserve
the right to reject extremely dirty items or pull them
until the last day and/or consult the consignor.
Pricing- Please understand that The Fort
Smith Equestrian Exchange is NOT responsible for price decisions
about your item, nor will we negotiate and call you with any "Make
Offer". The purpose of the discount price coding is to allow
us to know your price intentions on the last sale day. For handwritten
tags, write the price in black ink if you do not want your item's
price changed and discounted.
The Fort Smith Equestrian Exchange will not price barter.
If you have any questions about tagging and pricing, please contact
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Tagging Instructions:
1. Pre-register (see Registration
Form). Your consignor number is your 3 initials and the last 4
digits of your phone number. (i.e. Sherri Ann Pledger at 678-2088
would label all her tags in the left top corner SAP2088)
2. Items must be tagged with manila tags with reinforced holes
(Available at office supply stores. Ask for shipping tags. Please
do not attach with wire).
3. On the top right corner of the tag write the measurement of
the item (example: 17" Wide)
4. Write the price, using LARGE number, in the center of the tag.
Consignors are responsible for pricing their own items. You can
choose whether or not you want your item discounted on the last
day of the sale.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!
***Price written
in BLACK ink- item never discounted stays
that price throughout the entire sale even on the last day
***Price written
in BLUE ink-
price to be reduced 25% on last day
***Price written
in RED ink-
price to be reduced 50% on last day
5. On the bottom of the tag, write a detailed description of the
item.
6. Attach your tag securely to the item. Zip ties/ Electrical
ties are best (found in the electrical department in
Wal-Mart/ Home Depot/ Lowes)
7. Make an inventory list of all the items you are consigning.
Please put the corresponding inventory number on your tags directly
behind your seller ID (Example: MAS2367 is bringing 12 items.
For her 7th item, she would mark her tag on the item MAS2367-7.)
This helps speed up check-in and check-out since we do not need
to hunt for the item on your inventory.
Please see Tagging Tips for suggestions on securing the tag to
the item.
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