The Horse Canyon

Retail90% confidence

The Horse Canyon is a western boutique retailer specializing in turquoise and silver jewelry, cowhide accessories, purses, and western-inspired apparel. The business frequently sells at rodeos, stock shows, and agricultural events across the Midwest and West.

Wauneta, Nebraska

About The Horse Canyon

The Horse Canyon is a small western lifestyle retailer based in Wauneta, Nebraska, that focuses on western jewelry, cowhide accessories, handbags, and casual apparel like tees and sweatshirts. It regularly appears as a vendor at livestock shows, rodeos, and agricultural trade events, where it is listed simply as “The Horse Canyon” and described as offering turquoise and silver jewelry, cowhide products, purses, and similar western items.([sdstatefair.com](https://www.sdstatefair.com/assets/docs/uploads/Vendors/2025-all-vendors-product-location.pdf?utm_source=openai))

A charge with the descriptor “SQ *HORSE CANYON Rapid City SD” is very likely from a Square point‑of‑sale transaction at The Horse Canyon’s booth or pop‑up shop, for example at an event such as the Black Hills Stock Show in Rapid City, South Dakota, where the vendor directory lists “THE HORSE CANYON.”([cdn.saffire.com](https://cdn.saffire.com/files.ashx?f=Vendor_Directory.designed.pdf&rid=BlackHillsStockShow&t=fg&utm_source=openai)) Square (SQ*) is the payment processor, while “HORSE CANYON” is the merchant itself. Purchases are typically one‑time card‑present transactions for jewelry, cowhide purses, wallets, or western‑style clothing; you might see slightly different amounts on the same day if multiple items were run separately.

If you have questions about this charge, first check any paper receipt from the event, your email (if you requested a digital receipt from Square), and your recent event attendance in Rapid City around the transaction date. You can also look up The Horse Canyon’s Facebook business page, which is the primary web presence linked from its Better Business Bureau profile, to send a direct message or find current contact details.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/ne/wauneta/profile/retail-stores/the-horse-canyon-0714-1000072654)) If the charge still looks unfamiliar, contact your card issuer to review recent Square transactions and, if needed, dispute the transaction or request additional information from the merchant via the processor.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to The Horse Canyon.

  1. DEBIT PURCHASE -VISA SQ *HORSE CANYONRapid City SD
  2. DEBIT PURCHASE -VISA SS RETAIL LLC WATERTOWN SD

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say “SQ *HORSE CANYON Rapid City SD” instead of The Horse Canyon?

“SQ *” indicates the payment was processed by Square, a popular point‑of‑sale system. The actual merchant name follows the prefix, so “HORSE CANYON” refers to The Horse Canyon, a western boutique vendor that was likely selling at an event in or near Rapid City, South Dakota, on the date of your purchase.

What types of purchases typically generate a charge from The Horse Canyon?

Most charges from The Horse Canyon are for one‑time, in‑person purchases of western jewelry, cowhide purses or accessories, and casual western apparel such as tees and sweatshirts at trade shows, rodeos, or stock shows where they are a listed vendor.([sdstatefair.com](https://www.sdstatefair.com/assets/docs/uploads/Vendors/2025-all-vendors-product-location.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Does The Horse Canyon offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

No, The Horse Canyon operates as a retail boutique and event vendor; its charges are generally one‑time retail purchases. If you see repeated charges, they are most likely separate purchases made on different days or multiple transactions processed at the same event rather than an automatic subscription.

Why do I see multiple Square charges from The Horse Canyon on the same day?

At busy events, items are sometimes rung up in separate transactions—for example, if you added another piece of jewelry after your first purchase or split payments among different cards. Each transaction will appear as its own “SQ *HORSE CANYON” charge for the exact amount that was authorized at the time of sale.

How can I contact The Horse Canyon about a billing question or refund?

The Horse Canyon’s primary online presence is its Facebook business page, which is also linked from its Better Business Bureau listing.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/ne/wauneta/profile/retail-stores/the-horse-canyon-0714-1000072654)) You can message them there or use any phone or email details provided on that page or on your receipt to request order details, corrections, or a possible refund.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a charge from The Horse Canyon?

First, match the transaction date and location with any events, stock shows, or rodeos you recently attended where western vendors were present. Check your receipts and any bags or product tags for The Horse Canyon’s name or logo. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact your card issuer to request more information about the Square transaction and consider filing a dispute if it appears unauthorized.

Can The Horse Canyon issue refunds or adjustments for event purchases?

Refunds and adjustments are handled directly by The Horse Canyon through the same Square system that processed the original sale. If you need a refund—for example, due to damaged merchandise or a mistaken charge—reach out to them with your receipt, the last four digits of the card used, and the transaction date so they can locate and reverse or adjust the charge where their policies allow.

This merchant is in the Retail category

Browse all

Got more mystery charges?

Paste your bank statement codes and we'll tell you exactly who charged you.

Find out who charged you