While buying second hand is one of the best ways to save money, selling your horsewares is also a great way to pull together some cash.
Second-hand sales, sometimes listed as car boot, tack or table top sales, can be a good way to have a clear out.
You'll usually need to pay a fee of about £10 so it makes sense to wait until you've got a decent haul of items to sell.
The easiest way to find these are by joining local horse riding groups on Facebook and following organisations that usually host them.
Some of the top sites are listed below, but first here are a few tips on what to look out for when selling items:
There are various ways to sell goods on Facebook and for each someone can pay your asking price or send an offer.
Payment options - PayPal or cash if exchanging locally - see tips to stay safe above
Seller's fee - None, unless using Goods and Services on PayPal which charges up to 2.9%, other than postage
Vinted is an app for second hand items with options for how to sell:
Payment options - withdraw to your bank account.
Seller's fee - none
There are three main ways to sell goods on Ebay:
Payment options - you can withdraw the money to your bank account
Seller's fee - there are no fees to sell clothes unless you choose to boost your listing etc. Worth noting 'clothes' doesn't include accessories, hats and footwear.
For all other items you'll pay 12.8% plus 30p.