English girths: long girths for hunter, jumping and all purpose saddles, short dressage girths, and girth covers, socks and extenders.
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Girth sizing guide
Fit guide
Girth sizes and how to measure
| Girth | Fits |
|---|---|
| Long (hunter, jump, all purpose) | Saddles with short billets. Usually 44"–56". |
| Short (dressage) | Saddles with long billets. Usually 20"–34". |
| Mini / pony | Small horses and ponies. |
Measuring
- Easiest: measure your current girth from the end of one buckle to the end of the other.
- No girth yet? With the saddle and pad on, run a soft tape from the middle billet hole on one side, under the belly, to the middle billet hole on the other side.
- Between sizes? Go down. Each side should buckle about halfway up the billets so you can tighten as you ride.
- Girths come in 2" steps, so sizes vary slightly by brand.
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Questions, answered
How do I measure for a girth?
Measure your current girth from the end of one buckle to the end of the other. Or, with the saddle on, run a soft tape from the middle billet hole on one side, under the belly, to the middle hole on the other side.
Long or short girth?
Hunter, jumping and all purpose saddles have short billets and use a long girth, usually 44" to 56". Dressage saddles have long billets and use a short girth, usually 20" to 34".
My girth is a little short. What can I do?
A girth extender adds up to 6" on one side. For more, use one on each side, or size up.
Can I return it?
Yes. Regularly priced items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase if they are new and unused, with original tags and packaging (domestic orders, $30 minimum). Sale and discounted items are final sale. See our Shipping & Returns page for details.
How fast does it ship?
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English girths
Shop English girths from Equitare, Harry's Horse, Lami-Cell, Kavalkade and ThinLine: long girths for hunter, jumping and all purpose saddles, anatomic and leather dressage girths, belly guard girths, neoprene and fleece girths, plus girth covers, girth socks and girth extenders.