Stable & Grooming

Joint supplements support cartilage health and mobility, and are especially worth considering for older horses, those in regular work or competition, or breeds prone to joint wear.

If you’re unsure whether your horse needs one, it’s worth chatting with your vet about their workload and any early signs of stiffness.

Saddle soap cleans dirt, sweat, and grime out of leather while also conditioning it, helping keep the leather supple and preventing it from drying out and cracking over time. It’s designed specifically for tack leather, so it’s gentler than general household leather cleaners and won’t strip the leather’s natural oils.

Wipe down the saddle with a damp cloth to remove surface dirt, then apply saddle soap with a sponge in circular motions, working it into a light lather before wiping off the excess. Once clean and dry, apply a leather conditioner or oil to keep the leather supple.

This is worth doing every few weeks with regular use, or more often if your saddle gets exposed to rain or heavy sweat.

You can return most items within 30 days of your order, as long as they’re unworn, unused, and in original packaging.

Full details are on our Returns & Refunds Policy page.

Yes. If you find the same item cheaper elsewhere in Australia, let us know and we’ll do our best to match it.

See our Price Matching Terms for the conditions that apply.