Kentucky Saddle Pad Glitter Stone

Choose the cut based on your saddle: the dressage model for a dressage saddle with long, straight flaps, the jumping model for a jumping or eventing saddle. Black and navy are the two classics in the competition arena and combine easily with a matching Kentucky ear bonnet for a finished look.

Before saddling, place the pad well into the wither hollow so there is room above the wither, and pull it up once more after girthing. After a sweaty ride, let it dry first before you store it.

This saddle pad suits riders who want to present a neat, slightly more luxurious picture at a competition or in training and still want a pad that copes with daily use. For dressage you take the dressage model, for the course the jumping model.

If you are looking for a completely plain pad without a shiny detail, a solid-coloured training pad from our range is the more logical choice. If you mainly want extra cushioning under the saddle, look at a more thickly padded model, because this pad is built around a slim, close-fitting position.

Before saddling, place the pad well into the wither hollow so there is room above the wither, and pull it up once more after girthing.

After a sweaty ride, let the pad dry first before you store it. For a finished look, combine it with a matching Kentucky ear bonnet in the same colour line.

Which disciplines is this saddle pad suitable for?
For dressage and jumping. You choose between the dressage model and the jumping model when you order.

Which colours is it available in?
In black and in navy.

Does this saddle pad stay in place well?
The anatomical shape and the sturdy girth straps keep the pad quiet under the saddle. Because no loops lie on top, the picture stays neat.

Can I use this saddle pad for both training and competition?
Yes. It is intended for both. At competitions, always check your federation's rules on permitted equipment.

Is the lining suitable for intensive work?
The lining is soft and breathable, so heat and moisture can escape more easily during longer work.

What do I combine this saddle pad with?
With a matching Kentucky ear bonnet in the same colour line you finish off the look.

What is the difference with an ordinary plain saddle pad?
The anatomical cut and the glitter edge. The pad follows the back and has a finish that makes it suitable for the competition arena.

• The Kentucky Glitter Stone saddle pad is a saddle pad for dressage and jumping.
• It is available in a dressage model and a jumping model.
• The colours are black and navy.
• The pad is anatomically shaped and follows the line of the horse's back.
• The inner lining is soft and breathable.
• Sturdy girth straps keep the pad in place, with no loops on top of the pad.
• A glitter edge provides a polished competition finish.
• The model is intended for both daily training and competition.