Pelle Saddle

Adam Ellis Saddles

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The Pelle Dressage The Pelle Dressage was designed and created in 2014 by Adam Ellis Saddles. The design of this saddle was in response to the increased demand for riders who wanted a modern looking and saddle, which incorporated the needs of the horse and rider at all levels of dressage competition. The Pelle dressage saddle offers riders a modern designed saddle, which is designed to hold the rider in the correct position, providing stability, comfort and balance. Modern design, with large external knee rolls Triple padded, deep seated saddle, offering the ultimate in comfort and security fo

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Registered at Companies House as ADAM ELLIS SADDLES LIMITED, number 12486822. Checked 2026-08-29.
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