Saddle Pad Jumping with Ear Net "Exclusive Line"

"Exclusive Line" Jumping Saddle Pad

• Anatomical fit
• Mesh insert on the back
• Balanced padding thickness
• Reliably wicks away moisture
• Billet straps with hook-and-loop fastener
• Girth loops for the girth

"Exclusive Line" SQ Fly Veil

• More calm and concentration while riding
• Reliably keeps flies and mosquitoes away
• Breathable cotton blend
• Intricate crochet look

The Set

• Machine washable
• Includes storage bag

• Riding during fly season
• Horses that are easily distracted or become restless due to flies or gnats
• Horses with sensitive ears that react particularly strongly to insects
• Focused work during jumping training, riding lessons, and at competitions
• Horses that sweat easily under the saddle
• Longer or more intensive training sessions
• Horses with a lot of movement in the back, for which an anatomical fit is particularly important
• Daily use under the jumping saddle

a particularly thick saddle pad does not automatically mean more comfort? Additional material thickness changes the distance between the horse's back and the saddle and can therefore even influence how the saddle fits. Especially when jumping, balanced padding that protects without unnecessarily changing the seat is therefore sensible.

What is the difference between a fly veil and a fly mask?

A fly veil is worn under the bridle while riding and primarily protects the ears from insects. A fly mask, on the other hand, covers larger parts of the head and is mainly used in the pasture, paddock, or stable.

Can a fly veil reduce head tossing and restlessness while riding?

Yes, if flies or mosquitoes in the ear area are the cause. Insects can significantly irritate horses and promote head tossing. However, if such reactions occur even without insects, other causes may be behind them and should be investigated accordingly.

How should a fly veil fit under the bridle?

It should lie flat against the horse's head and leave enough room for the natural movement of the ears. No thick folds that could cause additional pressure should form under the crown piece and browband.

Why is the mesh insert particularly useful during jumping training?

Galloping and repeated jumps can lead to increased heat and sweat build-up under the saddle. The mesh area supports air circulation precisely there and helps to dissipate heat and moisture more quickly.

Can I also use the fly veil at a horse show?

Yes. Ear protection is generally permitted under the current FN rules. The field of vision and ear movement must not be impaired, and the eyes and bridge of the nose must remain free. The specific requirements of the respective competition are always authoritative as well.

• Use only for the intended purpose: the saddle pad as a base between the horse's back and the saddle, the fly bonnet as insect protection and for noise reduction on the horse's head.
• Check for damage, loose seams, tears, stretched material, or other signs of wear before each use.
• Do not continue to use the product if it is damaged or shows significant signs of wear.
• Regularly check the fit and correct positioning to avoid pressure points and chafing.
• Only use the saddle pad in combination with a suitable saddle and correctly adjusted tack.
• Do not use the saddle pad on a wet horse to avoid chafing and heat accumulation.
• Remove dirt and sweat residue regularly to prevent skin irritation.
• Do not leave the fly bonnet on the horse unsupervised if there is an increased risk of it getting caught.
• Do not make any unauthorized modifications or repairs to the products.
• Clean only according to the care label. Do not use chemical cleaning agents, bleach, or solvents.
• Allow the products to dry completely after cleaning before using or storing them again.
• Store in a dry place away from open flames, heat sources, and chemical substances.