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A well fitted saddle goes beyond comfort, it enhances performance, strengthens partnership, and protects long term soundness. Poor saddle fit can lead to soreness, resistance, asymmetry, and performance limitations over time.
Here are a few examples of poor saddle fit
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Muscle atrophy
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Unexplained lameness
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White hairs, rubs, "saddle stamps"
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Bucking, bolting, rearing, biting
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Girthiness
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Performance issues, wrong leads, pacey gait, short strides, lack of engagement
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Riders knee, hip, back pain
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Kissing spines, hunter bumps
Examples of good saddle fit
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Improves rider balance and comfort
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Protects long term soundness
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Supports better performance
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Reduces pain and suffering
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Improves willingness and behavior
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