Abstract

The invention relates to a device for securing a horse-riding saddle onto a horse, characterised in that it includes a strap (32) having at least one first textile part (34) with an elongation of 10 % to 20 %, the strap encircling the topline (20), flanks (24) and underline (26) of the torso of the horse, extending over the entire periphery of the torso of the horse, and a means for linking the saddle, which is connected to the first textile part (34).

IPC Classes  ?

• B68C 1/14 - Belts or straps for saddlesTighteners therefor

Abstract

The invention relates to a horse saddletree, characterized in that it comprises a first part called the rider interface (32), which has two lateral cheeks (40, 40') arranged on each side of a central axis that is able to be arranged in line with a vertebral column of a horse, a second part called the horse interface (34), which has two lobes (60) arranged on each side of the central axis and spaced apart from the lateral cheeks (40, 40') in the direction of the central axis, and an intermediate part, which ensures a connection between said rider and horse interfaces (32, 34) and permits at least a movement of rotation between said rider and horse interfaces (32, 34) about a vertical axis.

IPC Classes  ?

• B68C 1/02 - Saddles