What size is a youth Western saddle?

12 to 13 inches
Western Saddle Seat Sizes Youth: 12 to 13 inches. Small adult: 14 inches. Average adult: 15 inches. Large adult: 16 inches.

What size saddle does a 10 year old need?

Sizing Chart

7″ – 8″ Very small child or toddler
11″ – 12″ Child 7 – 10 years old
13″ Youth or large child
14″ Small adult
15″ Average adult

How do you measure a child for a Western saddle?

Once seated, use a measuring tape to measure the length of their upper leg from the knee to their rear. The saddle should be about 10% longer than the child’s upper leg. For example: If the child’s leg measures 9 inches, then the child’s Western saddle should be 10 inches.

How do I know what size Western saddle I need?

If you know your seat size in an English saddle, a good rule of thumb is to choose a Western saddle with a seat size two inches smaller than your typical English saddle size. Sit in the Western saddle. There should be about four inches between your body and the swell of the saddle.

How do you measure a saddle for a rider?

It’s easy to find the saddle size that suits you. Sit somewhere so your thigh is at a right angle to your lower leg and measure from the back of your buttock to the point of your knee….Measuring the rider.

Upper leg length Recommended seat size
Up to 18½”(46cm) 16″
Up to 20″(50cm) 16½”
Up to 21½”(54cm) 17″
Up to 23″(58cm) 17½”

What size saddle do I need English?

A good rule of thumb is that an English saddle seat size will run around two inches larger than a Western saddle. So, if you ride a 15.5” Western saddle, you will likely need a 17.5” English saddle.

How should a Western saddle fit the rider?

When you sit in a Western saddle, you should be able to fit two to three fingers between the front of your thigh and the fork of the saddle. You should be able to fit approximately four fingers between the back of your seat and the top of the cantle. Saddles seats also have different widths.

What size saddle does my kid need?

You want to choose a saddle size that is about 10% longer than your child’s upper leg. For example, if your child’s upper leg is 9 inches long, you should get them a 10 inch youth saddle. If your child’s upper leg is 11 inches long, you will want to get them a 12 inch saddle.

Why does my Western saddle slide sideways?

Make sure you have sensible tension on your girth, a saddle slipping sideways is often caused by having the girth too loose, many horses expand the chest when the girth is first tightened, once mounted circle a couple of times then re-tighten the girth.

What are the different types of Western youth saddles?

Western youth saddles are scaled down for the young Western rider. Kids’ Western saddle styles like all-around saddles, barrel saddles, roping saddles, trail saddles, or show saddles are available. Find youth saddles for sale from top brands like Billy Cook, Royal King or Wintec.

Why choose Kid‘s western saddles?

Perfectly sized and balanced to accommodate growing young riders from show ring, trail or everyday lessons and practice. Kid‘s Western saddles come in a variety of styles and sizes to match the needs of your youth Western rider.

What kinds of saddles do Kids’Brands offer?

Kids’ Western saddle styles like all-around saddles, barrel saddles, roping saddles, trail saddles, or show saddles are available. Find youth saddles for sale from top brands like Billy Cook, Royal King or Wintec.

What size is the seat on a new youth saddle?

New Youth Saddle by MWE with 10 inch seat. Secure pencil roll seat with roughout contact points. Gullet size is 6.25 inch, weight is 15lbs, and skirt is 19.5 inch. S1342