TuffRider Lanyard Dressage Saddle Pad - 100536-258/01/STD - Breeches Made from a soft cotton quilted fabric, the TuffRi

TuffRider Lanyard Dressage Saddle Pad - 100536-258/01/STD

By TuffRider

$25.45

(89 Reviews)

Model

100536-258/01/STD

Store

Breeches

Manufacturer

TuffRider

Detail

Made from a soft cotton quilted fabric, the TuffRider Lanyard Dressage Saddle Pad features a uniquely stitched pattern for comfort and detail. This dressage pad is contoured to the natural curves of the horse's back and offers relief to the spine. Both styles feature the girth strap, while the black style also features the billet strap for added security and prevents the pad from slipping under the saddle.

Category

Breeches

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