Saddle Up for Success: Join Us for “Basics of Saddle Fitting” with Cindy Cope
We’re thrilled to invite you to an exclusive and educational event: Basics of Saddle Fitting with Cindy Cope — a must-attend for every horse enthusiast, whether you ride English or Western.
📍 National Equestrian Center
📅 June 18
🕕 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Why Saddle Fit Matters
A properly fitted saddle is crucial for the health, comfort, and performance of both horse and rider. Join us as we explore the foundational principles of saddle fitting and learn how to choose, adjust, and evaluate your tack for the best possible ride.
Meet Cindy Cope, Saddle Fitting Expert
Cindy Cope, owner of Saddles in Balance and a recognized expert in saddle fitting, brings decades of hands-on experience and knowledge to the arena. During this in-depth session, Cindy will break down the anatomy of both English and Western saddles and demonstrate how each part plays a role in proper fit.
What You’ll Learn
- How to assess saddle fit based on your horse’s conformation
- The importance of correct saddle placement and cinch/girth fit
- Common issues caused by poor saddle fit (and how to spot them early)
- How to recognize pressure points and uneven distribution
- Practical tips to evaluate your current saddle — or know when it's time for a new one
One Size Doesn’t Fit All
No two horses are built the same, and Cindy will guide you through the considerations and limitations that come with different conformations. Customizing your approach to saddle fitting can make a world of difference in your horse’s comfort and performance.
Leave Empowered with Knowledge
By the end of this session, you’ll walk away with the tools and insight to ensure your saddle is working with your horse — not against them. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, this event offers valuable takeaways you won’t want to miss.
🎟 Reserve Your Spot Today!
👉 Click here to register on Eventbrite
Join us at the National Equestrian Center on June 18 from 6–8 PM and take the first step toward better rides, happier horses, and lasting equine partnerships.