A girth for equine sport includes an outside and an inside intended to rest against the horse's body. A pressure-relieving pad is arranged in the region in which the girth is intended to extend over the sternum of a horse. The pad includes a cushioning material that protrudes further inwards beyond the inside of the girth and a channel of reduced pad thickness. The cushioning material protrudes further inwards on either side of the channel than in the region of the channel such that the channel is intended to extend in front of the sternum, and the cushioning material on either side of the sternum is intended to rest against the horse's body.

A girth for equine sport includes an outside and an inside intended to rest against the horse's body. A pressure-relieving pad is arranged in the region in which the girth is intended to extend over the sternum of a horse. The pad includes a cushioning material that protrudes further inwards beyond the inside of the girth and a channel of reduced pad thickness. The cushioning material protrudes further inwards on either side of the channel than in the region of the channel such that the channel is intended to extend in front of the sternum, and the cushioning material on either side of the sternum is intended to rest against the horse's body.

A horseman-securing device is configured in order to prevent a horseman sitting on the back of a four-legged animal from falling off, or being able to fall off the animal. It comprises securing device by means of which the horseman, in use, is releasably secured to the animal. The securing device is configured to secure the horseman secured to the animal in such a way that the horseman retains the freedom of movement to hinge his knee joints.

A saddle pad display system is disclosed, especially for equine use wherein a strap loop is mounted on the pad horizontally and the display is mounted via a pair of vertical loops. This system makes it easier to add and remove the display quickly and efficiently, ensuring repetitive results. This is especially useful for a competitor or exhibitor display number.

A saddle pad display system is disclosed, especially for equine use wherein a strap loop is mounted on the pad horizontally and the display is mounted via a pair of vertical loops. This system makes it easier to add and remove the display quickly and efficiently, ensuring repetitive results. This is especially useful for a competitor or exhibitor display number.

An electrode support includes a first reference electrode and a second electrode, the electrodes being electrically insulated from each other and able to measure two electric potentials at the surface of a haired animal body, the electrode support further including an electronic module including at least one memory, a calculator and a first electric interface to receive electric signals acquired from each electrode for recording a cardiac activity of the haired animal, the electrodes each including a one-piece structure formed of a polymer material in which conductive elements are distributed, the structure including a base and a plurality of projections able to go through a coat.

An EM structure to emit a low frequency oscillating electromagnetic energy field has a nonpolar substrate, carbon fiber and an epoxy mixture to adhere the carbon fiber to a substrate, such as Kydex. The polarity changes from nonpolar to polar upon application of direct heat When the EM structure is configured with two opposing sides that have the same flex modulus, the EM structure is reactive to external materials. The electromagnetic field changes the structure, or energy level, of the unprocessed material to a positive, reinforcing energy while processed foods remain in a negative, draining state.

A girth strap system for co-operating with a girth for passing under the barrel of an animal to secure a saddle to the back of the animal. The system has a girth strap buckle configured for mounting to a saddle, and a girth strap configured to co-operate with the girth strap buckle to detachably fasten the girth strap to the saddle. The girth strap has a fastening portion at one end and a securing portion at the other end, and the securing portion co-operates with the girth.

A girth strap system for co-operating with a girth for passing under the barrel of an animal to secure a saddle to the back of the animal. The system has a girth strap buckle configured for mounting to a saddle, and a girth strap configured to co-operate with the girth strap buckle to detachably fasten the girth strap to the saddle. The girth strap has a fastening portion at one end and a securing portion at the other end, and the securing portion co-operates with the girth.

A girth for equine sports includes an outside, and an inside intended to rest against a horse's body. A pressure-relieving pad is arranged in the region in which the girth is intended to extend over the sternum of the horse. The pad includes a cushioning material that protrudes further inwards beyond the inside of the girth and a channel of reduced pad thickness. The cushioning material is thicker on either side of the channel, and the channel is intended to extend in front of the sternum while the cushioning material on either side of the sternum is intended to rest against the horse's body.