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A saddle blanket is the woven blanket, usually made of wool, which is folded and inserted under the Western Saddle in order to absorb sweat, cushion the saddle, and help it conform to the horse's back.


Saddle pads, a similar item, are often used under the English Saddle but in this case, their purpose is not to help the saddle conform to the horse's back; the panels of the English saddle take care of that. The original purpose of the English saddle pad was to protect the saddle from dirt and sweat.


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Double Saddle (1553 words)
These double saddle blankets were made longer than wider in order to be folded in half and placed as a soft padding between the horse and the saddle.
Older saddle blankets are hard to find in the market because they were the true working weavings of the Indians and the ranchers that purchased them.
The history of this blanket is well known by the family that gave it to me. They have asked that I not use their name when talking about this blanket.
Saddle blanket - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (118 words)
A saddle blanket is the woven blanket, usually made of wool, which is folded and inserted under the Western Saddle in order to absorb sweat, cushion the saddle, and help it conform to the horse's back.
Saddle pads, a similar item, are often used under the English Saddle but in this case, their purpose is not to help the saddle conform to the horse's back; the panels of the English saddle take care of that.
The original purpose of the English saddle pad was to protect the saddle from dirt and sweat.
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