Dressage
Dressage
What makes a Dressage saddle a Dressage saddle? Dressage riders like to sit deep to be close to the horse, so a Dressage saddle will (usually) have a deep seat as well as a long, straight flap. Dressage saddles are very difficult (and painful) to jump in because of the depth of the seat. If you plan on leaping over anything with your horse (other than the little white fence on a really bad day) you should look at a Close Contact or All Purpose saddle.Back On Track Saddle Pad Price: $94.95 On Sale For: $84.95 |
Barnsby Grip Dressage Pad Price: $145.95 |
BR Event Dressage Pad (Current Colours) Price: $59.95 On Sale For: $53.95 |
Bucas Freedom Special Edition Dressage Saddle Pad Price: $29.95 |
Bucas Max Dressage Saddle Pad Price: $62.00 On Sale For: $55.95 |
Century Colourblast Dressage Saddle Pad Price: $26.95 On Sale For: $24.95 |
Century Colourburst Dressage Pad Price: $26.95 |
Century Micro-quilt Dressage Pad Price: $29.95 |
Century Pro Dressage Saddle Pad Price: $44.95 |
Equipe Quilted Dressage Pad Price: $43.95 |
Fleeceworks Square Dressage pad with 100% Merino Wool Price: $134.95 |
Isabell Werth Duo Dressage Saddle Pad Price: $62.95 |



