Category Archives: Saddle Fitting Tips
Mounting From The Ground: Why You Should Use a Mounting Block Every Time.
March 3, 2011
Many of us are aware of the effects that mounting from the ground can have on a horse’s back, but did you know that it can cause your saddle’s tree to twist? According to Master Saddler Michael Dainton, mounting from … Continue reading →
Say Hello To Your New Favorite Jump Saddle!
It’s here, at long last! Prestige’s new Boston, an amazingly grippy, well-balanced jump saddle with leather said to be more durable than buffalo, is bound to hit the jump world by storm! Featuring an adjustable tree for a custom fit, … Continue reading →
Avoiding the Saddle Selling Blues: Tips for Successfully Selling Your Used Saddle
The decision to sell your saddle can be fraught with emotion; whether it served you well for years or wound up being a disappointment, “rehoming” your saddle does not have to be a painful process. Here are some tips for … Continue reading →
Winter Woes: Maintaining Proper Fit Through The Seasons
Winter Woes: Maintaining Proper Fit Through The Seasons As winter draws closer, many of us spend less time in the saddle. Whether giving your horse some well-deserved time off or avoiding riding in foul weather, winter can become a challenge … Continue reading →
Much Ado About Flocking: What’s In Your Saddle And Why It Matters
When it comes to English saddles, be they Dressage, All-Purpose, or Jumping, the composition of the panels (the portion of the saddle touching the horse’s back) is an extremely important thing to consider, as it directly influences the comfort of … Continue reading →
