We’re heading to the Badminton Horse Trials 2026 and you’re invited to come and experience our full range of saddles, including both WOW Saddles and Duskin Saddles. We love coming along to Badminton each year and giving attendees the chance to try out our saddles as we normally bring along 40+ meaning you can properly try out that saddle you've had your eye on. Our expert team of fitters will be on hand throughout the event to answer your questions, offer advice, and provide

Because the rider’s weight is falling to the right, they instinctively try to stabilise themselves by gripping with the left adductor muscles; the group of muscles on the inside of the thigh responsible for closing the legs together and helping stabilise the pelvis

Here, we will dig deeper into human asymmetry and how it affects the way a rider loads a horse; and, in turn, how the horse develops its own asymmetries.

The horse will not be symmetrical.The rider will not be symmetrical.The saddle, however, must begin life symmetrical: but in order to work correctly, it must often become asymmetrical in a thoughtful, sympathetic way.

Understand soft, non-painful swellings on a horse’s spine, their causes, how saddle fit and work intensity affect them, and practical tips for prevention and management.

We're delighted to announce that we received the "Horses Inside Out Award of Merit" at the recent Horses Inside Out conference ! Gillian Higgins (left) presenting the award to Maggie White and David Kempsell This award was a recognition of not only our support for the event over the years but also our ongoing commitment to promoting the importance of equine anatomy and biomechanics in the saddle fitting industry. Of course the award was the cherry-on-top of a marvellous week