Here at The Show Shop we hope that everything works perfectly for your needs.  However, we do understand that items may not fit the way you would like or may not quite work in person...So, we do allow for a ten (10) day return policy.

1.  Return the items toThe Show Shopvia reputable carrier such as, USPS, FedEx, or UPS.  Please fully insure the mailed package for the full purchase price value for your protection.

2. You must return the item(s) toThe Show Shopin the same condition it was sent to you.  Item(s) must be postmarked for return within the 10 day grace period of the date on which the item was originally shipped to you.  Anything returned in worse condition, dirty, or beyond the 10 day grace period you will be charged the full purchase price of the item(s) unless something else was agreed on by the owner ofThe Show Shop.

THE SHOW SHOP is currently accepting all quality, custom made, gently used and new saddle seat show and lesson attire and accessories.  The Show Shop is no longer accepting anything made before 2006. This means, no LeCheval also, NO POLYESTER PLEASE

This is what you need to know to consign:

1. Dry Clean or wash your items. A $15 per item dry clean fee will be charged to all items not clean.

2. Fill outThe Show Shop Consignment Release form. mail it or bring it in with your items or email it to me at

theshowshopconsignment@gmail.com.

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My name is Sarah Tompkins, I began riding American Saddlebreds at the age of 12 under the direction of Timber Hills Farm in Leighton, Iowa.  I competed in both performance and pleasure equitation.  I graduated from William Woods University in 1998 with a Bachelor of  Science Degree.  Immediately after graduating, I moved to Kentucky and worked for Jo Cornell and Zubrod Stables teaching riding lessons for the next 24 years.  In October 2014, I saw a huge need for a consignment saddle seat apparel store in the Louisville, Kentucky area and that is when "The Show Shop" was born.  The Store opened its doors on January 1st 2015. 

I really enjoy matching riders, both performance and academy, with something affordable and beautiful to showcase themselves and their horse in the show ring. And, I also love getting the new excited student all geared up that is just beginning lessons and starting their equestrian career.

I am married to my wonderful, supporting husband Clay and we have two beautiful children, Trent and Salay.  My step-son, Trent, rode and competed on the academy level and is now getting his masters degree in business at U of L.  My daughter, Salay,  started competing at 18 months in lead line and now competes in the 17 and under divisions.