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Saddles, Tack, Clothing etc: Show / Native

John Whitaker New Hebden Working Hunter Saddle Black 16.5 inch


Ref #: 417749
  • Leather topside VSD Very Slightly Dressage
  • Adjustable gullet sizes N through to XXW.
  • RRP 995 Selling to clear £695.00
£695
  • Leather topside VSD Very Slightly Dressage
  • Adjustable gullet sizes N through to XXW.
  • RRP 995 Selling to clear £695.00

Hebden VSD Saddle with Gullet Tree – Features

• Straight-Cut Flaps with Slimline Knee Rolls – Provide subtle support while allowing freedom of movement and maintaining a classic, understated appearance.

• Deep Close-Contact Seat – Helps improve rider balance, stability and connection with the horse.

• Posture-Focused Design – Encourages a correct leg position, making it suitable for both Working Hunter and Dressage.

• Synthetic Leather Underside – Hard-wearing, easy to clean and ideal for regular everyday use.

• Quick & Easy Adjustments – The tree can be adjusted easily using an Allen key, allowing the fit to be fine-tuned as required.

• Interchangeable Gullet Bar System – Offers greater versatility by allowing the saddle width to be adapted to suit different horse conformations.

• Tonal Stitching & Piping – Provides a refined, contemporary finish.

• Customisable Cantle Plaque – Supplied separately and ready to be personalised.



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