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If your leg length is less than 16 inches, a 16 inch saddle is recommended.
A longer leg length should not exceed 17 inches. You can get a 17-inch saddle if you have a
longer legs. A larger seat should be between 18-19 inches.
Remember, the pad should be at minimum one-inch larger than the saddle size.


Before you buy a saddle, measure your horse. A standard size will
work for a horse of average stature. However, you may need a saddle with a wider
gullet for a larger horse. The breed of horse will also affect the size
of your saddle's gullet. An Arabian horse's back is, for example, narrower than a Thoroughbred.
For an exact measurement, consult your trainer.

First, determine the horse's conformation to find the right size saddle.

It is important that you scan your horse from
both the front and sides. A horse with narrow withers may require extra padding behind the saddle
bars. Consider purchasing a shoulder pad to
ensure a snug fit. For the average-to-wide withered
horse, a medium-to-wide tree is usually sufficient.
A horse with average or flat miters will need a larger tree.


If you are between two sizes, increase one size. Most saddles have 17-inch seats.

These can make saddles uncomfortable. You should also consider the type of riding you'll
be doing. Saddles for leisure riding might be more comfortable and shallower than those for barrel racing and ranch work.
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