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11 dressage squares ideal for competition and everyday training -
Reports two much-loved British equestrian brands have closed their factory doors -
Best showing numnahs for looking the part in the ring -
8 half pads to consider to help perfect your saddle setup -
12 great GP saddle pads for everyday riding -
8 saddle pads worth pairing with your jump saddle -
8 saddle pads with an RRP of less than £30 -
Goodbye to grease and grime: the best way to clean your saddle pads -
Premier Equine European cotton GP/jump square: ‘good value and really lasts’ 9/10 -
LeMieux ProSport CC/Jumping suede square with binding: ‘hard wearing, even with lots of use’ 8/10 -
SXC High Rise Silicone saddle pad: ‘stayed in place well’ 6/10 -
Felix Bühler Breeze Pro saddle pad: ‘not as high cut at the wither as others‘ 6/10 -
Eskadron Brilliant saddlecloth: ‘more of a dressage shape than a classic jumping cut’ 6/10 -
Albion England Diamond Dressage Square: ‘functional, smart and hard wearing’ 9/10 -
Bucas Max saddle pad: ‘great quality at an affordable price‘ 9/10 -
Equestrian Stockholm Royal Classic Dressage Pad: ‘luxurious but pricey‘ 8/10 -
Felix Bühler Saddle Pad Shine Bright: ‘beautiful, but check sizing‘ 7/10 -
LeMieux X-Grip Twin Sided Dressage Square: ‘bulky but keeps saddle stable’ 6/10 -
Eskadron’s Climatex Trapez Half Pad: ‘an exceptionally useful mini half pad’ 9/10
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