Saddlery
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Saddlery
The saddlery section covers everything between the saddle and the horse beyond the bridle itself: bits, stirrups, spurs, stirrup leathers, whips, and tack room accessories. The depth here is in the bit and stirrup ranges, which together account for the majority of the collection, with performance brands including Velari, Bombers Bits, Trust Equestrian, Aster, Freejump, Flex-On, Tech Stirrups, Innova Riding, and Stubben represented across the section.
The horse bits range is the deepest sub-section, spanning snaffles, gags, pelhams, hackamores, kimblewicks, and baby pelhams across loose ring, eggbutt, full cheek, dee ring, and 2.5 ring cheekpiece formats. Material options run from stainless steel and sweet iron through sweet copper and leather to soft polymer mouthpieces and titanium options on the Aster range. The horse riding stirrups range covers safety stirrups, lightweight aluminium options, junior and children’s sizes, and crystal-finished competition pairs, with replacement treads, magnets, and stirrup covers stocked alongside as ongoing spares.
The spurs range covers rounded, hammerhead, swan neck, Prince of Wales, and rowel formats across brands like Stubben, Metalab, Velari, and Freejump, with stirrup leathers in classic wide, narrow grip, and stretch-resistant formats. The whips and saddlery accessories sections cover curb chains, pelham roundings, spur straps, leather care, bit guards, and belly bands. To complete the bridle setup, the wider bridlework section covers complete bridles, reins, and headstall components alongside.
Frequently Asked Questions
The collection includes horse bits, stirrups, stirrup leathers, spurs, whips and related saddle accessories. Use the subcategories to compare products by purpose, material, size and compatibility.
Compare measurements, attachment points, widths and the manufacturer's intended use with your existing saddle or bridle. If fit or safety is uncertain, ask a qualified saddle fitter, bitting specialist or other appropriate professional.
Inspect tack before use for cracks, stretching, sharp edges, loose stitching, worn fastenings or corrosion. Clean it using products suitable for the material and replace or professionally repair any part that may be unsafe.