Saddles and Tack

Subcategories

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  Amazonas Saddles

  The Amazone Saddle has its origin in the fact that in ancient times it was not socially acceptable for a woman to sit astride on the horse as if she were a man. To avoid this, it was imposed that the amazone remained seated with both legs on one side of the horse, preferably the left.

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  March, Endurance

  Tools for riding for many hours, even days, the Marching Saddles are padded with the Actions hidden to prevent unnecessary chafing.

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  Traditional Jackets

  This type of saddle is used in Spanish traditional dressage. It resembles the vaquera although the front pommel is not as large and may even lack it.

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  Raid

  Unlike the March Saddle, the Raid Saddle is much more ergonomic and with better padding, being more comfortable for both the horse and the rider or equestrian.

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  Races

  Small in size and lightweight, with short stirrups. It is a type of special saddle used in speed competitions where lightness and the quality of materials are of vital importance.

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  Spanish

  The origin of the Spanish saddle takes place in the Middle Ages. It derives from those that already existed in other European countries. Different schools of equestrianism in Europe use it to perform exercises and exhibitions of dressage and arena. For this reason, it is a school saddle or reference, being widely used today. Another of its characteristics is that it is designed to be used for long periods of time.

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  Jump

  It derives from the English Saddle. Its main characteristics are its lightness, a low or almost non-existent pommel, and the flaps are moved forward to ensure a better grip for the rider or equestrian. Depending on the depth of its seat, they can be adjusted Jump and deep.

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  Portuguese

  Of similar dimensions to the Spanish saddle, one of the main differences with this is its square flaps instead of rounded ones. The knee rolls are more pronounced. The rider's weight is more distributed and it is usually used as a pleasure saddle and for dressage.

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  Dressage

  The Classical Dressage or English saddle has the longest skirts to allow the rider to ride in a upright position. It is made from high-quality materials to ensure maximum comfort.

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  Repair

  Accessories for the repair of Saddles, among them we can find: Frames, Skirts, Reinforcements for skirts, Rubber pads and Wool pads, Fillings, Blocks, Hoses, Seats, Stirrups, Knee pads, Accessories for cleaning and greasing the saddle.

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  General Use

  A General Purpose Saddle has a bit of each of the different varieties to try out with each of them.

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  Cowboy boots

  The Western saddle, of Arabic origin, evolves in Andalusia. It is designed to perform tasks that require a lot of time, especially outdoors. Large in size and weight, it is comfortable for both the rider and the horse.

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  Australians

  Australian Saddles

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  Western

  The Western Saddle or American, is the typical saddle of the Cowboy or vaquero. Designed for the comfort and stability of the rider during long working hours, it is made entirely of leather. Its main distinguishing feature is a horn at the front that is used to tie the lasso or rope that holds and controls the cattle.

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  Horseball

  Equestrian sport by teams, of French origin whose objective is to achieve the highest number of points or goals in the opposing team's basket. It has been practiced since the 70s. It is a mix, so to speak, of Polo, Basketball, and Rugby. For this, the rider makes abrupt movements, and for this, it depends on the firmness and attachment of the saddle to the horse.