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Before you can put the saddle on your horse it is important to learn how to bridle. The bridle, a piece that you use to lead your horse, is a piece. First, you need to know how to insert a bit in the horse's mouth to properly place a bridle. Once the bit is in place you can insert your saddle into the horse’s mouth.

Make sure the girth of your saddle fits snugly when you strap it to your horse. Most horses are saddled on the left side. After removing the stirrups from the saddle, place it in the middle of the saddle pad. If the saddle is too loose, you may need to adjust it a bit until the saddle fits properly. Once the saddle is properly placed on the horse, you may need to adjust the girth straps to fit the saddle.

Before you put the saddle on your horse, measure your horse's back. It should be comfortable. However, the saddle should not be bent at the horse's back. The saddle pad should either be square or contoured. The pommel of the saddle should be at the horse's withers.

Next, measure the horse's girth and skin. If you are using a Western saddle, tighten your front cinch first. If you are using a connecting strap, make sure the front and rear cinches are connected together. Make sure that your horse is comfortable with both. The saddle should not be too loose as it can pinch the shoulder muscles. Unseated saddles can cause back sores and blisters.

After the horse is secure and has accepted the saddle, you should attach the breast collar to the front D-rings. Place the saddle's cinch over the and lead him forward five steps. Once you are comfortable with the saddle, mount the horse. Breast collars can also be used on the D rings in front. If you're not familiar with saddle mounting, it's a good idea to practice this technique.

Second, ensure that the saddle is properly fitted. You should ensure that the saddle is wide enough for the horse to comfortably sit on it. If your fingers curl over the edges of the saddle, then it is too wide. Saddles with forward-shaped flaps are fitted differently. The forwardmost point should be just behind the scapula. You can also reach under your saddle pad to check its location.

Lastly, consider the saddle fit. A properly fitted saddle will ensure comfort and stability for both the horse, and the rider. Saddle fit is critical. It is best to consult a professional or knowledgeable friend who is a saddle fitter. Lastly, make sure the saddle cinch is snug and secure. You can also use either a saddle pad, or a nylon cinch.