Henri de Rivel VSD IGP Saddle with Flocked Panel

Henri de Rivel VSD IGP Saddle with Flocked Panel

Marsoni

M251S

$449.50

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Henri de Rivel VSD IGP Saddle with Flocked PanelA VSD saddle (Very Slightly Dressage, or German "Vielseitigkeitssattel Dressur") is a versatile horse saddle that bridges the gap between a general purpose (GP) and a dressage saddle, featuring a straighter flap than a GP but with features like stirrup bars set slightly back for a more dressage appropriate leg, making it excellent for riders who do a bit of everything, from flatwork and dressage to some jumping, providing security and comfort.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024