Kentucky Saddle Pad Fishbone Competition Jumping

When saddling up, pull the pad well up into the saddle gullet before you do up the girth. That preserves the wither clearance and lets the pad lie flat on the back instead of stretching across it.

Because the branding is done tone on tone, you do not have to hunt for matching accessories: the pad works with almost any colour scheme in your equipment. Let it dry completely after riding before you put it away, so the lining keeps its moisture-regulating effect.

Choose this saddle pad if you jump and want a pad that stays stable during intensive work, with a sporty but understated look. It is just as usable for daily schooling as for the competition ring.

If you mainly ride dressage, a longer and straighter dressage model from our range fits better under your saddle. If you want a pad that stands out visually, with a bold colour or a luxurious outer fabric, the tone-on-tone finish of this model is precisely the opposite of what you are after. And if cooling on hot summer days is your first priority, a model with an open mesh structure is built more specifically for that.

When saddling up, pull the pad well up into the saddle gullet before you do up the girth. That preserves the wither clearance and lets the pad lie flat on the back instead of stretching across it.

Let it dry completely after riding before you put it away, so the lining keeps its moisture-regulating effect. Thanks to the tone-on-tone branding, it works with almost any colour scheme in your equipment.

What is fishbone stitching?
A herringbone quilting pattern that helps provide an even pressure distribution under the saddle.

Which discipline is this saddle pad made for?
For jumping work. It stays stable in place during intensive schooling and over fences.

Is there enough room around the wither?
Yes, the anatomical fit leaves enough wither clearance.

Does my horse stay dry underneath?
The breathable, moisture-wicking lining carries sweat away efficiently.

Does this pad shift while riding?
The anatomical fit means it follows the back and stays stable in place.

Does this match my other equipment?
The Kentucky branding is done tone on tone, which lets the pad combine easily with any colour scheme.

Can I use this at a competition?
Yes, it is intended for both schooling and the competition ring.

• The Kentucky Fishbone saddle pad is a saddle pad with a herringbone quilting pattern.
• That stitching contributes to an even pressure distribution under the saddle.
• The anatomical fit gives wither clearance and a stable position.
• The lining is breathable and moisture-wicking and carries sweat away.
• The design is minimalist, without unnecessary keepers.
• The Kentucky branding is done tone on tone.
• Made for jumping work, in schooling and at competitions.