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Kent & Masters Pony Long Leg
DISCONTINUED
Although designed primarily to take children through their riding years, this saddle is a good option for leggy teenagers or petite adults on ponies or shorter-coupled horses thanks to the forward-cut flap.
This saddle is available in one panel profile (standard) but thanks to the SimaTree S-Bar can be adjusted to suit low wither and standard wither fits.
- The flap is cut forward in front of the point of the rider’s knee to accommodate a leggy teenager or adult pony rider.
- Velcro knee and calf blocks under the flap can be positioned to suit leg length and position.
- Five girthing options which allows saddle stability to be optimised instantly on a variety of conformations
- This saddle takes the SimaTree S-Bar and so is suitable for ponies with a medium or low wither. A saddle fitter can usually achieve a good fit on a variety of conformations, thanks to the open-headed tree and versatile panel design which is flocked with English wool.
Girthing Information
The Kent & Masters Pony Club Saddle (and Pony Club Long Leg) offers the following FIVE girthing options to fine-tune the fit of your pony saddle.
Your saddle fitter will begin in the neutral position.
NOTE this is the same as girthing on the first and third billets on a saddle with a conventional girthing system
If the saddle slips forward the fitter has the option to use the point (first) strap and the third strap
If the saddle is still unstable, the point (first) strap can be locked by threading it through the loop on the sweat flap
If the problem is that the saddle lifts at the back, you can move the third strap to the floating balance ring
The fifth option is to girth on the point strap and the floating balance ring
NEVER girth using the point strap and the first strap. This will cause saddle instability and discomfort for your pony
Moveable Knee & Calf Block
This saddle has two moveable Velcro blocks that can be adjusted to suit the leg support your need. If you prefer to ride with shorter stirrups, or have short legs, position the knee block higher up.
