Dressage saddle pads?Will it be fine to use Dressage Saddle pads while jumping my horse? If not then can someone help me find a good Jumping saddle pad in neon colors?
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Honestly, I would use a jumping pad. Dressage pads are very thin, and don't offer your horse much cushion. Plus, dressage pads are cut back - just as the saddles - and would probably not give your horse any padding around the shoulder. Since they are thin, they may slide back as well. I always put a thin pad on my horse first, then I put a fleece pad over it. I like to give my horse a little cushion. Here are a couple of jumping pads I hope you'll like. Here are some pads you should use to put underneath the fleece one, if you decide to use one.
http://www.statelinetack.com/item/micro-suede-all-purpose-pad-w-monogram/SLT890019%20BGE/
http://www.statelinetack.com/item/velvet-a-p-pad-w-monogram/SLT734837%20BKBK/
Here are some pads that you could put over a thin one, just to add a little cushion.
http://www.statelinetack.com/item/absorber-ultra-foam-all-purpose-pad/SLT700932/
http://www.statelinetack.com/item/double-sided-waffle-english-pad-w-fleece/SLT771051%20WHT/
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You can use a dressage pad. I hope you like the pads listed above!
If the pad you use for dressage is a dressage cut pad then it won't fit with the jumping saddle since the knee rolls are forward cut and a dressage saddle is straight cut. If it fits, that's perfectly fine, but as someone else has said, it probably wont.
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