A safety stirrup for horse riding has a buckle (1) designed to be attached to a stirrup leather, a stirrup having an overall arch shape in which a rider inserts a foot in an insertion direction substantially perpendicular to the plane containing the arch, with a tread on the lower portion onto which a rider can place his foot, and at least one lateral branch (21, 22) linking said tread to a head (23) of the stirrup, and a device for attaching the head (23) of the stirrup to the buckle (1) that is designed to enable the stirrup to detach completely from the buckle (1) in the event of a fall. The attachment device includes a mechanism (3) for clipping the stirrup to the buckle (1) including at least one elastic element (31) designed to cooperate with at least one relief (13, 14) provided on a corresponding surface to prevent the stirrup from unclipping from the buckle (1), and a lower end of the buckle (1) and the head (23) of the stirrup cooperating via curved sliding surfaces (11a, 12a, 27) to enable, before unclipping and/or complete detachment of the stirrup and of the buckle (1), a relative rotation of the stirrup and of the buckle (1) in said insertion direction of a foot of the rider in the stirrup.

A safety stirrup for horse riding has a buckle (1) designed to be attached to a stirrup leather, a stirrup having an overall arch shape in which a rider inserts a foot in an insertion direction substantially perpendicular to the plane containing the arch, with a tread on the lower portion onto which a rider can place his foot, and at least one lateral branch (21, 22) linking said tread to a head (23) of the stirrup, and a device for attaching the head (23) of the stirrup to the buckle (1) that is designed to enable the stirrup to detach completely from the buckle (1) in the event of a fall. The attachment device includes a mechanism (3) for clipping the stirrup to the buckle (1) including at least one elastic element (31) designed to cooperate with at least one relief (13, 14) provided on a corresponding surface to prevent the stirrup from unclipping from the buckle (1), and a lower end of the buckle (1) and the head (23) of the stirrup cooperating via curved sliding surfaces (11a, 12a, 27) to enable, before unclipping and/or complete detachment of the stirrup and of the buckle (1), a relative rotation of the stirrup and of the buckle (1) in said insertion direction of a foot of the rider in the stirrup.

A riding saddle having a saddle tree, a seat surface arranged thereon, and on each side of the saddle a stirrup holder fixed to the saddle, and which riding saddle is characterized in that a damping device is attached between the saddle and each stirrup holder. During the landing of a horse at the end of a jump, the damping device distributes the load by the mass of the rider applied to the stirrup holders over a period of time.

Safety lock for welding/mounting on stirrups. A safety lock to be welded or mounted on stirrups where the stirrup strap is to hang on a support bar within a pin and within a rocker arm on a bearing face, supported by support arms. The safety lock keeps the stirrup secure in the strap during riding, but will release the strap such that the stirrup is loosened and falls off the strap if the rider falls off the horse and stays hanged by the stirrup.

Safety lock for welding/mounting on stirrups. A safety lock to be welded or mounted on stirrups where the stirrup strap is to hang on a support bar within a pin and within a rocker arm on a bearing face, supported by support arms. The safety lock keeps the stirrup secure in the strap during riding, but will release the strap such that the stirrup is loosened and falls off the strap if the rider falls off the horse and stays hanged by the stirrup.

A riding saddle having a saddle tree, a seat surface arranged thereon, and on each side of the saddle a stirrup holder fixed to the saddle, and which riding saddle is characterized in that a damping device is attached between the saddle and each stirrup holder. During the landing of a horse at the end of a jump, the damping device distributes the load by the mass of the rider applied to the stirrup holders over a period of time.

A riding saddle having a saddle tree, a seat surface arranged thereon, and on each side of the saddle a stirrup holder fixed to the saddle, and which riding saddle is characterized in that a damping device is attached between the saddle and each stirrup holder. During the landing of a horse at the end of a jump, the damping device distributes the load by the mass of the rider applied to the stirrup holders over a period of time.

Safety lock for welding/mounting on stirrups. A safety lock to be welded or mounted on stirrups where the stirrup strap is to hang on a support bar within a pin and within a rocker arm on a bearing face, supported by support arms. The safety lock keeps the stirrup secure in the strap during riding, but will release the strap such that the stirrup is loosened and falls off the strap if the rider falls off the horse and stays hanged by the stirrup.

Safety lock for welding/mounting on stirrups. A safety lock to be welded or mounted on stirrups where the stirrup strap is to hang on a support bar within a pin and within a rocker arm on a bearing face, supported by support arms. The safety lock keeps the stirrup secure in the strap during riding, but will release the strap such that the stirrup is loosened and falls off the strap if the rider falls off the horse and stays hanged by the stirrup.