Description
British Dressage rules-compliant exercise sheet - suitable for warm-ups at British Dressage competitions.
Our innovative Ride-On exercise sheet is the premier world's first to combine a profiled saddle cover with an exercise sheet. It has been designed to be securely anchored in place with a non-slip outer material, for optimum performance.
It's ideal for warming up before a competition to ensure that the saddle stays dry and doesn't become slippery before entering the arena for competition. It's also perfect for home training on the flat, bar work or fitness work in wet conditions!
Our Winter Weight is lined with highly breathable black faux sheepskin for optimum insulation to help muscles warm up and cool down during the colder months and improve performance.
Our Ride - On exercise sheet has the following features
- The exercise sheet conforms to British Dressage rules and can be used for warm-ups at British Dressage competitions.
- Profile above the saddle
- Suitable for jumping, GP or dressage saddles
- D-ring straps to anchor the exercise sheet (can also be looped around numnah straps)
- Elastic knee rolls to hug the front of the saddle
- Elastic around the base of the cantle for a secure fit
- NEW girth loops to hold the pad to the entire saddle panel
- NEW faux leather piping around the top of the cantle to add structure and help stability
- NEW silicone grip on seat with waterproof, non-slip outer material
- Breathable outer material
- Faux sheepskin lining under the seat to protect your saddle during use
- Stirrups can hang freely under the rug.
- Fully closed tail flap for use in windy conditions
- Oversized tail flap allows tail carrying with additional NEW clips for greater freedom
- Improved elastic net cord with clips for easy removal and plastic cover on net cord
- Additional tail loop for use in windy conditions
- High-quality, heavy-duty binding
- Machine washable at 40 degrees
How to use it
- Place the mat on the saddle before tightening the girth.
- Attach the Velcro straps (under the front of the saddle, near the pommel) to the d-rings on the front of the saddle.
- Pass the straps under each rear girth (so that they lie between the girth and the horse, under the lower part of the saddle panel).
- Tuck the front panels under the front of your saddle.
- Tighten your girth as usual.
- Pull the horse's tail through the girth and tail loop.
