English Saddle (Noun)
Meaning
A saddle having a steel cantle and pommel and no horn.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- Riders who prefer a lighter saddle with a more upright riding position often choose an English saddle for hacking out or jumping.
- The stirrup leathers on an English saddle are typically longer than those on other types of saddles.
- A close-contact English saddle features a flatter seat and more forward-cut flaps than an all-purpose English saddle.
- An English saddle is designed for riders who prioritize precision and control over comfort and security.
- Some Western riders may use an English saddle for certain types of events, such as dressage or reining.