Find Your Horse’s Perfect Fit: Our Curated Saddle Collection

Every rider knows the feeling: you’re trying to enjoy a ride, but your horse feels tight, resistant, or constantly behind the leg. More often than not, the culprit isn’t training—it’s a saddle that simply doesn’t fit their back.

Finding the right saddle isn’t just about choosing a seat size you find comfortable. It’s about matching your horse’s unique topline, leaving their shoulders free to move, and choosing a tree that adapts as they build muscle throughout the season.

Whether you’re fitting a wide native cob, a high-withered Thoroughbred, or a warmblood with a massive stride, we’ve hand-picked this lineup so every horse and rider can find their match. Every single saddle on our rack is bench-checked for soundness, and every order comes with our 5-Day Home Trial so you can ride in it before you decide.

Direct From Our Master Saddler Bench

“We don’t just shift boxes out the door. As Society of Master Saddlers (SMS) Qualified Saddle Fitters, we strip down and inspect every incoming saddle—checking tree symmetry, panel softness, and gullet channel clearance—before it ever goes up for sale.”

We’ve organized our inventory into distinct fitting profiles below so you can skip the guesswork and head straight to what works for your horse’s build.

Explore Our Saddle Brands

High-Performance & Competition Leather

• Bates Saddles Collection

  If you want supple leather paired with modern adjustability, Bates is hard to beat. Their CAIR air panels flex fluidly under impact to distribute your weight evenly, while the EASY-CHANGE gullet lets you adjust the width right at the yard as your horse gains or loses condition.

• Devoucoux Saddles Collection

  Handmade in the Basque region from buttery-soft calfskin, Devoucoux is built for riders who want an ultra-close connection. With flexible wooden trees and slim foam panels, our pre-owned Devoucoux models give jumpers and dressage riders exceptional balance and feel.

• Fairfax Saddles Collection

  Fairfax took saddle fitting into the lab, using pressure-mapping tech to design saddles that actively relieve shoulder restriction. Built with an adjustable SIMA tree and Prolite-lined panels, they’re a favorite for competition horses that need complete freedom through their stride. Curious about the science? Dive into our Fairfax Pressure-Mapping Guide.

• Ideal Saddles Collection

  Handcrafted in Walsall, England, Ideal is our go-to solution for hard-to-fit horses. Built on traditional spring-laminated trees with deep, re-flockable wool panels, an Ideal saddle offers the custom structure needed for flat-backed cobs, high-withered Thoroughbreds, and asymmetrical backs.

Real-World Adjustability & Conformation Fits

• Arena Saddles Collection

  Want the look and feel of real leather without the heavy price tag? Arena gives you classic leather seating on top, easy-clean synthetic underneath, and HART technology (including the EASY-CHANGE gullet system) inside to keep up with your horse’s training progress.

• Kent & Masters Saddles Collection

  One tree shape never fits every horse, and Kent & Masters gets that right. Handmade in England, their saddles come in dedicated profile shapes—High Wither, Cob, Standard, and Pony—giving you a custom-feeling fit at a fair price. Not sure which profile your horse needs? Head over to our Kent & Masters Profile Guide.

• GFS Monarch Saddles Collection

  If your horse goes from lean in spring to rounder on summer grass, GFS Monarch keeps life simple. With an easy-swap gullet bar system and natural wool flocking, you can fine-tune the fit whenever your horse changes shape.

• Cavaletti Collection Saddles

  Cavaletti proves you don’t need to sacrifice quality leather to stay on budget. Designed with quick-change gullet bars, deep wool panels, and a well-balanced seat, these are fantastic for young, developing horses or everyday training.

• GFS Saddles Collection

  Backed by generations of English saddlery heritage, GFS builds well-balanced, honest saddles. Their flexible trees and re-flockable wool panels keep your seat centered while allowing your horse to swing freely through their back.

Technical Design & Everyday Durability

• John Whitaker Saddles Collection

  Designed alongside legendary show jumper John Whitaker, these saddles are built for serious work in the arena. Featuring changeable gullet trees and generous paneling (available in wool or shock-absorbing foam), they give you stability over fences and comfort on the flat.

• Premier Equine Saddles Collection

  Premier Equine takes a modern, technical approach to tack. Built around lightweight adjustable trees with plenty of spine clearance and soft wool flocking, these saddles allow your horse to bend, stretch, and jump without pinching.

• Kimberley Saddles Collection

  Built for long days on the trail or working livestock, Kimberley stock saddles feature deep seats, traditional poley knee pads, and wide panels that distribute rider weight evenly across your horse’s back.

Lightweight, Synthetic & Easy-Care

• Thorowgood Saddles Collection

  If you want to skip leather care after a muddy ride, Thorowgood is the answer. Built on the same fitting trees as Kent & Masters, their T4 (full synthetic) and T8 (hybrid leather seat) lines offer stress-free fitting for cobs, young horses, and daily hacking. Read our Thorowgood T4 vs T8 Comparison to see which model suits your riding style.

• Wintec Pro Saddles Collection

  When you want maximum grip in the seat, the Wintec Pro delivers. Wrapped in non-slip Equi-Suede with weather-proof materials and HART air panels, these saddles lock your leg into place—and you can literally hose them clean after a messy ride.

• Wintec Saddles Collection

  Wintec is the classic hassle-free synthetic saddle. Lightweight, flexible, and equipped with the EASY-CHANGE Gullet system, they wipe clean with water while giving your horse a forgiving, comfortable fit. Check out our step-by-step EASY-CHANGE Gullet Adjustment Tutorial for quick home fitting tips.

How Our 5-Day Home Trial Works

We know buying a saddle online can feel risky. You never really know how a saddle works until you put it on your horse’s back and ride in it. That’s why we make it simple:

1. Order & Receive: Pick your saddle, and we’ll ship it straight to your barn door.

2. Ride & Evaluate: Take 5 full days to ride in it, test the balance, and have your coach or saddle fitter check the fit.

3. Keep or Return: If it’s a perfect match, keep it! If it isn’t right for you or your horse, send it back within the 5-day window for a hassle-free exchange or full refund.