It has long been the habit of athletes to follow in the footsteps of the elite in their particular sport, and to use equipment that the winners use – regardless of whether a particular brand name or article is actually appropriate for them or their specific needs.

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The art of fitting a saddle to both horse and rider is something which is not explained in a few sentences; indeed something new can be learned every day, as each client brings with him or herself something different to consider.

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It is surprising to a lot of riders how the accessories which we use with our saddles can really affect the way that our equipment as a whole works.

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We need to consider saddle fit before we close a sale to ensure customer satisfaction, and enhance the comfort, stability, and freedom of horse and rider.

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There is sometimes a lot of confusion between waist and twist of a saddle - position, function and width of each of these.

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The first sign of a poorly fitting saddle is usually seen after riding when you take off your saddle and sweat marks are uniform over the horse's back except at certain points.

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There is one inherent, critical mistake that seems pervasive in what is being written lately: if your horse seems to be narrowing behind the shoulder area, it is not due to muscle atrophy, but rather to muscle lengthening as the muscle is used.

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Human Anatomy IV

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Human Anatomy Part III

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Human Anatomy II

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Human Anatomy Part I

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To create a saddle for a short rider, just shortening the flap will not create a better fit.

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How to Take Care of your Saddle and Tack

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Panel Fillings

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The ongoing controversy – Treed or Treeless Saddles??

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Rock and Roll - great for dancing, not so great for saddles!

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