Saddles & Accessories

Q: What saddle accessories do I need when buying a new saddle?

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Q: How do I choose the right girth for my horse?

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Q: What's the difference between a saddle pad and a numnah?

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Q: How do I know if my stirrup leathers need replacing?

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Q: What's the difference between a GP, dressage and jumping saddle?

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Saddles and Accessories: Buying Guide & Product Range

Everything You Need in Saddles and Accessories

Pet n Pony's saddles and accessories range covers everything UK riders need, from horse saddles UK for schooling and competition through to saddle pads and numnahs, horse girths and stirrup leathers & irons that complete the setup. Wintec leads the range with lightweight, adjustable-gullet saddles and matching saddlery accessories built for everyday use, while Weatherbeeta and LeMieux are known for cushioned, technical saddle pads that protect a sensitive back and wick away sweat during long sessions. Shires and Bates round out the accessories selection with dependable girths and stirrup leathers, Acavallo adds gel seat savers for extra comfort, and John Whitaker brings competition-proven jumping and all-purpose saddles for riders stepping up a level.

Product Types in the Saddles and Accessories Range

This collection spans every product type needed to kit out a horse and rider from head to tail, including:

General purpose (GP) saddles for everyday riding
Dressage saddles for a close, deep-seat contact
Jumping saddles with a forward flap cut
Saddle pads and numnahs in classic and technical fabrics
Girths and dressage girths in leather and synthetic
Stirrup leathers and safety straps
Stirrup irons in a range of finishes
Gullets and saddle fitting adjustments
Seat savers and other saddle accessories

Explore More Tack & Equestrian Essentials

Once your saddle setup is sorted, complete the rest of your tack room with these related collections:

Bridlework for headcollars, lead ropes, reins and other leather strapping
Stirrup Irons to pair safely with your new stirrup leathers
Horse Bridles in leather and synthetic styles for every discipline
Leathercare products to keep your saddle and tack supple and long-lasting

Trusted by UK Riders

Every saddle and accessory in this range is selected by our UK buying team with fit, comfort and durability in mind. We work directly with established saddlery brands rather than chasing passing trends, so you will find dependable, rider-tested products instead of gimmicks. Whether you are kitting out a first pony, replacing worn girths, or upgrading a competition yard's full saddle setup, our curation reflects genuine riding experience across disciplines, not just what happens to be popular this season.

Order Your Saddles and Accessories Today

Browse the full saddles and accessories range and enjoy free UK delivery on orders over £49. Most in-stock items dispatch the same working day, so you can get your horse fitted and back in the saddle quickly. Need advice on sizing or fit? Our team is on hand to help before you buy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What saddle accessories do I need when buying a new saddle?

Every new saddle needs a well-fitted saddle pad or numnah, a correctly sized girth, and a matching pair of stirrup leathers and irons to complete the setup. Our saddles and accessories range covers all of these alongside gullets, seat savers and leathercare products, so first-time buyers can kit out a full saddle setup from trusted brands like Wintec, Weatherbeeta and LeMieux in one place.

How do I choose the right girth for my horse?

Measure around your horse's girth area, from the top of one billet strap under the belly to the same point on the other side, and choose a girth with room for the middle billet hole. Our horse girths range spans elasticated, anatomic and dressage styles from Wintec, Collegiate, Bates and Arena, with sizing guidance available for each product to help you get a comfortable, correctly fitted result.

What's the difference between a saddle pad and a numnah?

A saddle pad is a square or rectangular cloth that sits under the saddle, while a numnah is cut to the saddle's shape so very little material shows around the edges. Both protect your horse's back and keep the underside of the saddle clean, but numnahs suit riders who prefer a neater look for competition, and saddle pads and numnahs from Weatherbeeta and LeMieux offer both styles in technical, breathable fabrics.

How do I know if my stirrup leathers need replacing?

Check your stirrup leathers regularly for stretching, cracking, thinning at the stitch holes, or a buckle that no longer holds its hole securely, as any of these are signs it's time to replace them. Our stirrup leathers & irons range includes traditional leather, synthetic and safety-release designs from Wintec, Bates and LeMieux, so you can match strength and style to your discipline and riding frequency.

What's the difference between a GP, dressage and jumping saddle?

A GP (general purpose) saddle has a moderate flap cut for flatwork and low jumps, a dressage saddle has a straighter, longer flap for a deep leg position, and a jumping saddle has a more forward flap to support a shorter stirrup and forward seat. Our saddles and accessories range stocks all three types from Wintec, John Whitaker and Collegiate, so you can match the saddle to your discipline.

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