A combination saddle carrier and storage bin comprising a substantially rectangular box including a lower base portion, and a proximal arched front panel and a symmetrical distal arched back panel, and having symmetrical rectangular side panels which fan upward and away from said lower base portion at about 95 degrees to about 115 degrees with respect to the base portion; and an uppermost saddle-support rail connecting the uppermost regions of said front and back panels, wherein said rail comprises a central groove along which slide adjustable generally triangular-shaped cantle and pommel support pieces, said pieces being temporarily fixable via sex bolts removably inserted into holes equally spaced horizontally along said rail.

A device for suspending an object such as bridle, a snaffle, and a halter. The device includes a base body having a wall contact section, a support section, an outer surface which faces away from the contact section, and a fastening device having a magnet. The wall contact section is mounted on a wall section via the fastening device and is associated with the wall section when assembled. The support section is oriented against gravity and supports the object from a direction of the outer surface so that the object is suspended in a supported position on the support section and held against gravity. The magnet is mechanically received in or on the base body and is associated with the wall contact section. The magnet enables a mounting of the base body to a metal wall section via a holding force of the magnet.

A device for suspending an object such as bridle, a snaffle, and a halter. The device includes a base body having a wall contact section, a support section, an outer surface which faces away from the contact section, and a fastening device having a magnet. The wall contact section is mounted on a wall section via the fastening device and is associated with the wall section when assembled. The support section is oriented against gravity and supports the object from a direction of the outer surface so that the object is suspended in a supported position on the support section and held against gravity. The magnet is mechanically received in or on the base body and is associated with the wall contact section. The magnet enables a mounting of the base body to a metal wall section via a holding force of the magnet.