English all-purpose saddles
English all-purpose saddles are also called eventing or general-purpose saddles.
They have deeper seats, longer flaps, and a more forward flap placement than ordinary English saddles.
They are used for riding on flat surfaces and over fences.
Most models have flaps with under-leg padding that provides excellent support when jumping.
English dressage saddles
English dressage saddles have deep seats and long, straight flaps that usually come with thigh blocks and small knee rolls.
They give riders a centered position and vertical and horizontal balance.
They allow riders to sit as far forward as possible to get a more secure seat.
Most models are made shorter than average saddles.
English endurance saddles
English endurance saddles have no horns.
They are used for trail riding and long-distance endurance riding competitions.
They allow riders to sit in an upright position with the feet placed in front of the center balance.
They provide the horse and the rider with balance and comfort necessary when covering long distances on rough terrain.
Most models have padded or quilted seats, stirrups with wide foot treads, and extended panel skirts that provide a larger contact area at the back of the horse to reduce saddle contact fatigue.
English jumping saddles
Jumping saddles feature deep, well-balanced seats ideal for show jumping.
They are usually padded.
They come with well-angled flaps that provide great leg support especially when going over high fences.
Most models have kneepads, thigh rolls, and air pockets that prevent the rider’s skin from rubbing against the horse.
English flat racing saddles
English flat racing saddles have a lightweight design.
They have very forward seats that provide riders with balanced feet and ankles.
Models made for steeplechase racing feature more flaps.
English polo saddles
English polo saddles are used for mounted games.
They have flat seats and long, straight flaps to accommodate longer leg positions.
Most models usually have no under-leg padding for freer movements.
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