The invention relates to a riding saddle intended for being placed on the back of a horse, having at least one main mechanical connecting member, configured to engage with an auxiliary mechanical connecting member of a riding accessory and at least one electronic device. The riding saddle is characterized in that, as the auxiliary mechanical connecting member of the riding accessory comprises at least one auxiliary electrical connector, the main mechanical connecting member has at least one main electrical connector electrically connected to the electronic device by an electrical link, so as to ensure an electrical connection between the main electrical connector of the riding saddle and the auxiliary electrical connector of the riding accessory during the mechanical connection between the main mechanical connecting member of the riding saddle and the auxiliary mechanical connecting member of the riding accessory.

The invention relates to a riding saddle intended for being placed on the back of a horse, having at least one main mechanical connecting member, configured to engage with an auxiliary mechanical connecting member of a riding accessory and at least one electronic device. The riding saddle is characterized in that, as the auxiliary mechanical connecting member of the riding accessory comprises at least one auxiliary electrical connector, the main mechanical connecting member has at least one main electrical connector electrically connected to the electronic device by an electrical link, so as to ensure an electrical connection between the main electrical connector of the riding saddle and the auxiliary electrical connector of the riding accessory during the mechanical connection between the main mechanical connecting member of the riding saddle and the auxiliary mechanical connecting member of the riding accessory.

A saddle girth for equestrian use and comprising a central portion for contacting an abdomen of a horse; two lateral portions located at two opposite sides of said central portion for mechanically coupling said saddle girth to a saddle. The saddle girth is characterized in that it further comprises an extension portion extending from said central portion for passing between the two forelegs of a horse and for mechanically coupling said saddle girth to an equestrian element aimed to be placed above the two forelegs of a horse and in that said extension portion has a rounded external contour.

A saddle girth for equestrian use and comprising a central portion for contacting an abdomen of a horse; two lateral portions located at two opposite sides of said central portion for mechanically coupling said saddle girth to a saddle. The saddle girth is characterized in that it further comprises an extension portion extending from said central portion for passing between the two forelegs of a horse and for mechanically coupling said saddle girth to an equestrian element aimed to be placed above the two forelegs of a horse and in that said extension portion has a rounded external contour.

A buckle for harness includes a ring member, a bar member and an elastic sheet. The ring member includes two opposite side portions and a cross portion connected with the side portions. A shaft pivotally connected with the side portions is disposed on the bar member for the bar member rotating relative to the ring member. A protruding portion sticks out from the shaft. The elastic sheet includes a fastened end secured to the ring member and a free end firmly abutting against the protruding portion with a rebounding force generated by the elastic sheet. An angle θ defined between the protruding portion and the free end changes as the bar member rotates. The bar member keeps standing if the angle θ is greater than 90 degrees.

A buckle for harness includes a ring member, a bar member and an elastic sheet. The ring member includes two opposite side portions and a cross portion connected with the side portions. A shaft pivotally connected with the side portions is disposed on the bar member for the bar member rotating relative to the ring member. A protruding portion sticks out from the shaft. The elastic sheet includes a fastened end secured to the ring member and a free end firmly abutting against the protruding portion with a rebounding force generated by the elastic sheet. An angle θ defined between the protruding portion and the free end changes as the bar member rotates. The bar member keeps standing if the angle θ is greater than 90 degrees.

Riding saddle having a two-stage, additionally elastic girth for fastening on a horse. Due to the two-stage, preferably elastic girthing, the riding saddle has the advantage of a firm fit on the horse's back. It has shown that due to the girthing according to the invention, an otherwise identical saddle slides forward significantly less on the horse during riding.

Riding saddle having a two-stage, additionally elastic girth for fastening on a horse. Due to the two-stage, preferably elastic girthing, the riding saddle has the advantage of a firm fit on the horse's back. It has shown that due to the girthing according to the invention, an otherwise identical saddle slides forward significantly less on the horse during riding.

A saddle pad display system, 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, 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.