Dressage saddle Childeric DGP

Description

Dressage saddle Childeric DGP

The Childéric DGP dressage saddle provides extra comfort for the petite rider. The narrow twist in the seat makes the seat of the saddle a lot more narrow, which provides more comfort to the pelvic area. The filled saddle skirt and the straight knee panel offer the full upper leg extra support, from the saddle skirt to the riders’ knee. The dressage saddle features V-shaped billets for perfect placement on the back of the horse.

The DGP model features mono-flaps to ensure optimal communication between rider and horse. All Childéric saddles are filled with memory foam. The foam shapes to the horses’ back, which ensures a perfect fit. After your ride, the filling will go back to its original shape. This is especially advantageous for riders that use their saddles on multiple horses.

٧ Narrow seat;
٧ Straight knee rolls;
٧ Mono flap;
٧ Memory foam panels;
٧ Developed with Childeric’s great knowledge;

Childéric is a very refined brand of French origin. The brand is known for its innovative way of thinking, balance contact, and freedom. They view modern ringing as a new philosophy. Therefore, they analyze and study horses’ behavior at work, to improve their products in creating an optimal connection between horse and rider.

Leather care

To keep your saddle in the best shape possible, you need to treat it frequently. Take a look at our leather care products here!

With every Childéric saddle purchase, you will receive one bottle of Childéric glycerin soap, one bottle of Childéric paraffin oil, and a matching saddle cover worth €89.95 for free.

The Childéric Glycerine soap is perfect for everyday cleaning. Glycerine will clean leather thoroughly, but gently, making it perfect for everyday use. The Childéric Paraffin oil is great for conditioning your tack. Paraffin will supple your tack. We advise our Childéric customers to use this oil at least once every week for a month with a new saddle. The amount of oil in one bottle is the perfect amount to break in a new saddle.

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