British Dressage exercise sheet rule legal - suitable for use in British Dressage competition warm ups.

Our highly innovative Ride-On Exercise Sheet is the first in the world to combine a contoured Saddle Cover with an exercise sheet. It has been designed so that it is anchored securely in place with a slip-resistant outer material for optimum performance.

It is ideal for warming-up in before a competition to ensure your saddle stays dry and does not become slippery before you enter the arena for competition. It is also perfect for schooling at home on the flat, doing pole work or fitness work in wet conditions!

Our Winter Weight is lined with a highly breathable, black, faux sheepskin for optimum insulation to aid muscle warm-up and cool-down during the colder months and aid performance.

Our Ride - On Exercise Sheet features:

• British Dressage exercise sheet rule legal - suitable for use in British Dressage competition warm ups.
• Contoured over saddle
• Fits Jump, GP or Dressage saddles
• D-ring straps to anchor the sheet (also loop around numnah straps)
• Elasticated knee rolls to 'hug' the front of the saddle
• Elasticated around the bottom of the cantle for a secure fit
• NEW girth loops to keep the rug over the entire saddle panel
• NEW faux leather piping around the top of the cantle to add structure and aid stability
• NEW silicone grip over the seat with a slip-resistant waterproof outer material
• Breathable outer material
• Faux sheepskin lining under saddle to protect your saddle during use
• Stirrups are free to hang down beneath the rug
• Fully enclosed tail flap for use in windy conditions
• Oversized tail flap allows for tail carriage with NEW extra darts for improved freedom
• IMPROVED elasticated fillet string with clips for easy removal and plastic cover over fillet string
• Extra tail loop for use in windy conditions
• High quality, heavy weight binding
• Machine washable at 40 degrees

How to use:

1. Place the rug over the saddle before tightening your girth.
2. Attach d-ring velcro straps (under the front of the saddle near the pommel) to the d-rings at the front of your saddle.
3. Loop the girth straps under each rear girth strap (so it sits between the girth strap and the horse, beneath the bottom of the saddle panel).
4. Tuck the front panels under the front of your saddle.
5. Tighten your girth as normal.
6. Pull the horses tail through both the fillet string and tail loop.