Goyt Mill Saddlery

General information

Goyt Mill Saddlery is a family owned equestrian store in Stockport, established in 2000 at our current premises. We are 6 miles from Stockport town centre and just 5.5 miles from the motorway.

At Goyt Mill Saddlery we aim to provide our customers with the best level of service and the best prices both to online and in-store customers. Our team of knowledgeable, friendly staff are available to answer any questions and give you advice following many years working any owning horses.

We are BETA (British Equestrian Trade Association) members and have been since May 2001. BETA is committed to helping the equestrian industry and riders alike get the best out of the sport, by ensuring the highest levels of safety on riding hats, body protectors as well as providing guidelines for the manufacture of many products like feed and horse rugs.

Our retail store is located in Marple, Stockport in Goyt Mill. We are open 7 days a week, including Sundays. Our store stocks large ranges of products including rugs, footwear, jodhpurs, feed and supplements, saddles, girths and accessories, bridlewear, stable wear, body protectors, riding hats and much more. Our staff are fully trained and qualified to fit riding hats and body protectors and there is someone always available to fit.

Safety is very much a priority of ours and you will find all the riding hats we sell are Kite Marked as well as coming up to the very latest standards. We believe that in selling only Kite Marked hats that customers can feel we are offering only the best in headwear.

Our online store was launched in 2010 from our new 30,000 sq foot warehouse facility again located in Goyt Mill. The new facility can ensure we hold instock 1000´s more product lines than our retail store due to our extensive space. Our mail order team are here to answer your questions by phone and by email and aim to pack and despatch your order within 24 hours.

Goyt Mill was built in 1905 and is a former cotton mill. Goyt Mill is a six storey building situated next to the Macclesfield Canal, and now contains more than 80 tenants, ranging from manufacturing, retail and leisure facilities. The building is one of the biggest cotton mills in the north of England.