The Grey Tail, Delinquent March 1, 2013

The Grey Tail is a tack shop located in Arvada, Colorado, that operates in support of The Baco Fund, a 501c3 nonprofit. It sells new and gently used equestrian merchandise, including saddles, bridles, bits, saddle pads, leg protection, blankets, fly control products, and apparel for English, Western, and children's riding disciplines. The shop also offers Breyer horse models and related stable supplies and accepts consignment and donated items.

The store is currently located at the Ranch House at The Horse Protection League (HPL) at 17999 W. 60th Ave. Arvada, CO 80403. Visitors must remember to open, close, and latch the gate behind them when entering or exiting the property, as it is a gated area. Parking is located parallel to the Ranch House on either side of the fence line.

Store hours are Thursday through Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Payments are accepted via cash, check, or Venmo. The shop is situated in the Ranch House, which is white with red trim, located behind the main barn area on the HPL property.

The shop features a wide selection of English tack, including bridles, bits, girths, stirrups, leathers, saddle pads, martingales, breastplates, and attachments. They also carry Western tack such as headstalls, cinches, and halters, along with various leg protection items like bell boots and dressage boots.

For leg protection, the store stocks bell boots, open front boots, dressage boots, splint boots, polo and standing wraps, sport medicine boots, therapeutic and ice boots, shipping boots, and hoof boots. Blankets and sheets include turnout blankets, stable blankets, and quarter sheets, while fly control options include fly sheets, fly masks, and fly boots.

The apparel section includes English items like tall boots, half chaps, paddock and barn boots, show jackets, show shirts, breeches, and casual jackets and shirts. Children's apparel offers similar items, and Western apparel includes cowboy boots, hats, chaps, and show shirts.

The store also sells Breyer horse models and related barns and accessories. Additionally, they accept consignment and donated items, and they sell close contact saddles, dressage saddles, and western saddles among their consignment inventory.

The shop was established in 2010 to support The Baco Fund, a non-profit 501c3 created in honor of the late horse, Baco. The fund helps horse owners in need when unexpected horse-related expenses arise, and the store's mission is to benefit this cause.

Multiple reviewers praise the exceptional quality of the products, the user-friendly website, and the top-notch customer service. Customers frequently mention that the staff is knowledgeable, helpful, and responsive, often going above and beyond to ensure complete satisfaction.

The website thegreytail.org is described as user-friendly and easy to navigate. Customers have noted that the ordering process is seamless and the delivery has been quick, with products arriving exactly as described.

First-time customers should note that the store is located in a gated property at The Horse Protection League, requiring them to manage the gate upon entry. They should also be aware that the store accepts Venmo as a payment method, which may be convenient for some.

The store serves English, Western, and children's riding disciplines, offering specialized tack and apparel for each. They also cater to those interested in Breyer horse models and stable supplies, making it suitable for a wide range of equestrian enthusiasts.

The business can be contacted via the phone number 3035704402 or by visiting their website at thegreytail.org. They also maintain a Facebook profile at https://www.facebook.com/168170599877534 for additional updates and information.

The shop has been operating since its establishment in 2010, providing a long-standing resource for equestrian needs. With a 3.9-star rating from 12 reviews, it has maintained a reputation for quality products and excellent service over the years.

The official website of The Grey Tail, Delinquent March 1, 2013 is thegreytail.org.