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• Comment Link Mercoledì, 02 Novembre 2022 17:18 posted by horse riding saddle

  Before you purchase a new saddle, measure your leg length and seat measurement.
  A 16-inch size saddle will be sufficient if you have a short leg.
  For longer legs, you should aim for at least 17 inches.
  A 17-inch saddle is possible for those with
  a longer leg. A larger seat should be between 18-19 inches.
  Remember, the saddle pad must be at least one inch larger
  than its size.
  
  Before you buy a saddle, measure your horse. A standard-sized saddle will fit an average-sized pony.
  For larger horses, a saddle may have a wider gullet. Your
  horse's breed will also impact the size of your saddle's opening.
  For example, the back of an Arabian horse is shorter than that of a Thoroughbred.
  For an exact measurement, consult your trainer.
  
  
  To find the right saddle size for your horse, you should first determine
  its conformation. It is important to scan your horse from side to
  side, as well as from the front. A horse with narrow withers may
  require extra padding behind the saddle bars. To ensure a proper fit,
  consider purchasing a shoulder bridge pad. A medium-to-wide tree will usually suffice for a horse with a moderate to large wither.
  A horse with flat or average withers, on the other hand,
  needs a wide tree.
  
  If you are in between two sizes, consider going up a size.
  Most saddles come in 17-inch seats. These can make
  saddles uncomfortable. It is also important to consider
  the type and level of riding you'll do. Saddles for leisure riding might be
  more comfortable and shallower than those for barrel racing
  and ranch work. If you're not sure, take the same measurements for men.
  
  Western saddles come with different sizes of seats. A Western saddle's seat size is four inches larger than that of an average adult saddle.
  If you are too tall, you may need to change your size.
  A shorter rider may need a larger saddle, or vice versa.
  The right size saddle will fit you depending on your height and weight.
  Before buying a saddle, you will need to measure your height.
  
  
  If you're unsure of your thighbone measurement,
  you should try on a few different saddles and find
  the one that fits your thigh bone. Western saddle seat sizes are generally one to two inches smaller than English saddles.
  If you're in doubt, size up a size or two. It is a good rule
  of thumb to measure at the saddle nail. This nail
  is located near the top of the saddle. The seat size is located at
  the highest point of the saddle’s cantle.