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Driving & Weymouth Bit GE-6051 – equestrian bit

£17.55

Driving & Weymouth Bit GE-6051 is an equestrian bit listed under Driving & Weymouth Bits. This product has catalogue part number GE-6051 and SKU GE-6051. It is a simple product, currently shown as in stock by JSM Equestrian Supplies. Suitable for customers seeking a driving and Weymouth bit, with product details limited to the information provided.

Driving & Weymouth equestrian bit GE-6053

£17.55

Shop the Driving & Weymouth equestrian bit GE-6053 from JSM Equestrian Supplies. This product is listed in the Driving & Weymouth Bits category and carries catalogue part number GE-6053. It is a simple product, currently shown as in stock. Suitable for customers looking for a driving and Weymouth bit, this item is available to purchase from our UK equestrian retailer.

Driving & Weymouth Equestrian Bit GE-6065

£20.25

Shop the equestrian bit GE-6065, a Driving & Weymouth Bit listed in the Driving & Weymouth Bits category. This product carries catalogue part number GE-6065 and SKU GE-6065. The listing is currently marked in stock at JSM Equestrian Supplies, making it suitable for buyers seeking this specific driving and Weymouth bit reference. Please check the product details before ordering.

Durx Equine Bag: Waterproof Wear-Resistant Saddle Backpack

£33.41

The Durx equine bag combines a saddle bag with a lightweight, comfortable backpack style for hands-free convenience during rides. Made from waterproof, wear-resistant Oxford cloth, it helps protect belongings from rain and moisture and is suitable for carrying essential riding gear. Use it for horseback riding, trail rides, competitions and general outdoor equestrian activities. Clean with a damp cloth.

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Eggbutt Bit GE-5088 – equestrian bit

£20.25

Shop the equestrian bit Eggbutt Bit GE-5088 from JSM Equestrian Supplies. Listed in the Eggbutt Bits category, this product carries catalogue part number GE-5088 and SKU GE-5088. It is a simple product for horse owners, riders, equestrian retailers and trade buyers looking for this specific eggbutt bit model. Use the catalogue part number when enquiring about this product.

Saddlery and tack play a vital role in the comfort, performance and safety of both horse and rider. High-quality horse tack ensures clear communication through the reins, secure positioning in the saddle and overall riding confidence.

For UK riders, investing in durable and well-fitted tack is essential, as equipment is exposed to regular use, varying weather conditions and daily yard routines.

Bridles & Reins

Bridles and reins are key components of effective rider communication. A properly fitted bridle distributes pressure evenly and supports clear contact, while quality reins provide secure grip and responsiveness.

When selecting bridles and reins, consider:

  • Correct sizing and fit

  • Quality leather or durable synthetic materials

  • Secure stitching and strong hardware

  • Comfort for the horse

Well-maintained bridles and reins contribute significantly to performance and horse welfare.

Saddles & Saddle Accessories

The saddle is one of the most important pieces of riding equipment. A well-fitted saddle promotes rider balance and protects the horse’s back from pressure points.

While professional saddle fitting is essential, riders should also ensure saddle accessories such as stirrup leathers, stirrups and girths are durable and properly adjusted.

Quality saddle accessories enhance security and improve overall riding stability.

Girths & Stirrup Equipment

Girths secure the saddle safely in place and must be chosen carefully to prevent discomfort or rubbing. Modern girths often incorporate padded or anatomical designs to support freedom of movement.

Stirrups and stirrup leathers must be strong, secure and appropriate for the rider’s discipline. Reliable materials and reinforced stitching increase safety and longevity.

Bits & Control Equipment

Bits and related tack components should always be selected with horse comfort and training level in mind. Proper sizing and careful adjustment are critical for maintaining clear, kind communication.

Riders should regularly inspect tack for wear and replace components when necessary to maintain safety.

Everyday Tack Maintenance

Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential for extending the lifespan of saddlery. Leather tack should be cleaned and conditioned to maintain flexibility and prevent cracking. Metal components should be checked for corrosion, and stitching should be inspected frequently.

Investing in quality tack from the outset reduces long-term replacement costs and supports consistent performance.

Safety & Fit Considerations

Correct fit is fundamental in all saddlery and tack equipment. Poorly fitted tack can cause discomfort, behavioural issues and reduced performance. Ensuring appropriate sizing, proper adjustment and routine inspection supports horse welfare and rider safety.

Designed for Modern UK Riders

From leisure riders to competitive equestrians, today’s riders require reliable horse tack that performs consistently across training, competition and everyday riding. Durable materials, practical design and attention to comfort are key factors when selecting saddlery.

Whether you are upgrading essential tack, replacing worn equipment or refining your riding setup, our Saddlery & Tack collection offers UK riders dependable quality, comfort and performance-focused design.


Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Saddlery & Tack

What is included in horse tack?
Horse tack typically includes bridles, reins, saddles, stirrups, girths and related riding equipment used to control and ride a horse.

How often should tack be cleaned?
Tack should be cleaned regularly, particularly after heavy use, to maintain condition and safety.

How do I know if tack fits correctly?
Tack should sit securely without causing pressure points or discomfort. Professional fitting is recommended for saddles.

When should tack be replaced?
Replace tack if stitching weakens, leather cracks or metal fittings become worn or damaged.