Hours of Operation
USA/Boutique
206 N. Gratz St. Midway, Kentucky 40347
Opening hours
Monday – Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: Closed
Handcraftsmanship. Quality. Tradition.
Freedman Harness has been defined by a commitment to excellence passed down through six generations. From our heritage in harness making to modern show horse tack, leather goods, and performance apparel, every piece is crafted by skilled hands using the finest materials. While our products have evolved, our promise remains the same — timeless craftsmanship, unmistakably Freedman’s.
Hours of Operation
206 N. Gratz St. Midway, Kentucky 40347
Opening hours
Monday – Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: Closed
Hours of Operation
153 Bridgeland Ave, Unit 14 Toronto, ON Canada M6A 2Y6
Opening hours
Monday – Thursday: 8am – 5pm
Friday: 8am - 4pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Hours of Operation
For generations, Freedman Harness has been known for the legendary quality of its leather and the craftsmanship behind every piece it creates. From the show ring to the practice arena, Freedman’s tack and apparel have long been trusted at the highest levels of the sport, setting a standard for performance, presentation, and comfort for both horse and rider.
The Freedman name has long been associated with beautifully handcrafted harness, bridles, saddles, and leather goods. David Freedman, a sixth-generation harness maker with a background working in major fashion houses, introduced leather fashion accessories to the Freedman's collection. However, a horsewoman's need for the perfect jodphurs to wear to the barn every day took David and Nicole on an adventure they never imagined.
The art of harness making is more than a craft—it's a legacy passed down through generations. In this detailed reflection, David Freedman shares the history, techniques, and timeless principles behind Freedman Harness, from the earliest express harnesses to today’s precision-fitted show equipment. With insights on bridle fit, breast collar function, and the physics of head carriage, this piece is a masterclass in equestrian craftsmanship.






