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 lift system having a block and tackle pulley system movable along a track and carrying first and second hooks at a common attachment axis is provided. The first hook is attached at a front end of the saddle while the second hook is attached to the back end of the saddle. Once the saddle is lowered onto the horse the inward tension of the hooks caused by the weight of the saddle is released allowing the hooks to be removed from the saddle without human intervention. The lift system accommodates a range of saddle sizes and weights.

A moveable saddle rack that may be laterally translatable across a trailer, vertically translatable to facilitate user access to an upper saddle seat of the saddle rack, or both laterally translatable and vertically translatable.

A compact portable vehicular saddle rack for transporting equestrian saddles in a vehicle interior cabin. This disclosure addresses the challenge of safely transporting expensive saddles from urban homes to rural riding areas. Disclosed is a lightweight, easy-to-install rack compatible with various car models and saddle types, securely restraining saddles to prevent damage during transit while maintaining cabin accessibility. This disclosure overcomes limitations of existing saddle racks designed for horse trailers or manual transportation, offering an affordable solution for individual riders. The disclosed apparatus protects saddles from adverse weather and potential warping, ensuring saddle integrity and horse comfort. This disclosure provides urban equestrians with a convenient means to transport equipment, bridging the gap between urban living and rural riding facilities.

A device for cushioning between a saddle and a saddle rack includes an elongated spine and a pair of cushion portions extending from opposite lateral sides of the elongated spine. The equine saddle rack air cushion is an inflatable and adjustable protective barrier that lays between a saddle, particularly an English style saddle, and a saddle rack to prevent denting and distortion to the wool flocking and/or foam panels in the English style saddle, thereby maintaining the custom fit thereof.