Our Services

  • A Standard Saddle Fitting includes an exam of the horse’s back, seeing tack statically and dynamically.

  • When a wool saddle is out of balance, we can make adjustments to get the saddle to travel evenly.

  • This is our standard call fee. Traveling from home to your location.

  • Short or long billets (brown or black).

  • Removing the saddle’s panels and taking out old wool or air panels and replacing with 1-2 lbs of wool.

  • Some saddle trees can be adjusted (please note: not all). If the tree have not been adjusted prior, often it can be pressed to the correct width. Adjusting a saddle tree more than once or more than 2 cm makes the tree significantly less stable. I would not recommend at that point. Every time a saddle’s tree is changed, it is a chance that the tree can be warped or broken- please take this into account before booking this service.

  • Sometimes when you buy a saddle secondhand or your horse tries to roll over on you… your tree should be checked. This can be a make or break service.

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Weber’s Tack Trunk LLC

Thank you for looking into more information about Weber’s Tack Trunk LLC. My name is Emily Weber and I am an independent saddle fitter based in Baltimore, Maryland USA.

It is often asked about my education when it comes to saddle fitting. I graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park with a degree in Equine Studies with an emphasis in Agricultural Business Management. I, then, went on to work for the local Liquor distributor all while saying it was my real world experience to get me ready for a sales job with “#$%&*” saddle company! We will leave the name out as I do not represent them and send them nothing but love and light!

When 2020 came, my team at the distributor was laid off and I found myself confused on where to go from here. Enter the INFAMOUS Susanna M. Coffey. For those of you who know Susie, what a personality… and when I reached out to her immediately she said “WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? I’VE BEEN TRYING TO RETIRE FOR TEN YEARS!!!”

Through quarantine until the end of 2022, I spent two days on the road with Susie every week! I found time to go to her house once a week to learn about repair work as well. During that time, I was blessed to work alongside some wonderful mentors that have different training. Ann Jacobson and Jen Scholz have really helped me find my footing and go strong with different training and styles.

As we go into 2025, I will add trainings from the UK and Germany to a list that involves multiple brand trainings with companies such as Takt Saddlery, Passier Saddlery, Harry Dabbs Saddlery, a workshop with World Equestrian Brands to better understand selling used Amerigo and Equipe saddles, etc. I truly am so grateful for all the opportunities and support from all these different brands.

I have been so lucky to get so much education from many sources. Soon, I will be going to England to work with Black Country Saddles on my SMS (Master Saddler) training. I also plan to go to Germany to work in the factory for Passier and learn as much as possible.

Looking forward to learning and growing in 2025!