The material is part of the daily work of a rider and their horse. The choice of a headgear, protective gear, grooming products, or any other everyday item is not a matter of aesthetics, but rather of comfort, functionality, and adaptation to the horse; these aspects are very important, especially when it comes to combinations that work and compete at the highest level.
With this philosophy, Tranco a Tranco is the official supplier of Villa Equus, Beatriz Ferrer-Salat’s high-performance equestrian center. The collaboration brings together one of the Spanish Classic Horse Riding Association’s flagship projects with a store specializing in equestrian equipment.
From Villa Equus, they emphasize their commitment to premium products for horses and riders, with a catalog that covers everything from riding gear and equipment for the track to accessories and daily care for the horse. The store works with international brands such as Premier Equine, Winderen, Tattini, and House of Montar, among others.
Specialization is one of the points on which the project is built. The Valencian store points out that its catalog is selected taking into account aspects such as equine anatomy, biomechanics, and the needs of the horse during work, with the aim of offering solutions to both amateurs and professionals, veterinarians, and horsemen.
This is combined with personalized service. Tranco a Tranco offers direct customer service via WhatsApp and email, ensuring that online purchases retain the advisory component that has traditionally accompanied specialized equestrian stores.
Although its roots are in Valencia, its activity extends through its online store with shipping to Spain and other European markets.
At Villa Equus, the equipment complements a sports project in which details are very important on a daily basis. The collaboration with Tranco a Tranco allows for the support of a specialized store and a catalog oriented towards the real needs of riders and horses, both on and off the track.
For a high-performance structure, having the right equipment is part of everyday work and everything that allows the rider and the horse to focus on what happens when the track opens.
Photo by Angie Romero.
