AE Solace New Mono Dressage Saddle 2025

Adam Ellis Saddles

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The AE Solace Mono Dressage saddle is designed for high withered horses. Designed to ensure equal weight distribution essential for all horses. Designed to promote the movement and freedom. Deep seated, placing the rider in the most central point of gravity, essential for assisting with balance, stability and control Built internal large knee roll, which offers riders stability and promotes correct rider position Triple padded seat Y system girthing Wooden spring tree with fairly narrow twist Lambs wool flocking Wide choice of leathers and piping to ensure an individual look

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Registered at Companies House as ADAM ELLIS SADDLES LIMITED, number 12486822. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Where it is made
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