Just in time for Christmas! This handy accessory case attaches to your saddle or purse with a sturdy metal snap clip. It may be small, but it's amazing how useful it is. With 3 internal pockets plus 2 small zippered pouches, you'll have room for your cell phone, camera, credit cards, or whatever you need right there with you. Stretchy elastic side bands keep everything tight. 4" wide by 5 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" deep. Available in black, brown, or green.

Special Holiday Pricing - just $6.99 ORDER HERE

We think so - that's why we are now carrying Equipedic saddle pads. This amazing pad not only distributes rider weight better than anything we've seen, it also manages heat and oxygen levels for your horse. This pad is a top choice of competitive endurance riders, and for good reason! The Equipedic endurance pad is a perfect fit for Australian saddles.

Find out How the Equipidic Pad can Improve Your Horse's Comfort and Performance!

For anyone who needs a little help getting their girth tight enough (and who doesn't need help once in a while!) this handy girth tightener is just the ticket. Small enough to fit in a pocket or saddle bag (2 inches by 8 inches), you can carry it with you on all of your rides. The leverage provided is amazing! Designed especially for use with Australian saddles. Made in the USA of high quality steel.

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Our new line of Kimberley synthetic saddles is just the ticket for riders who want an economical, easy to care for saddle. These saddles are built on the same sturdy wood/steel tree as the rest of the Kimberley line, so you won't have to give up any comfort for you or your horse. And, of course, the poleys will still keep you in your seat like no other saddle.

The new Down Under Darwin Special saddle was developed with extensive input from world famous trainer and dancing horse performer Al Ragusin. Al wanted a close contact saddle so that he could have maximum feel and communication with his horses. Also, the seat had to be very deep and comfortable, as Al does a LOT of riding! In order to look good with his Western tack, Al specified nickel or stainless steel fittings. What we wound up with is a saddle unlike anything else on the market. Comfortable and very deep seated, this saddle is ideal for long trail rides or all day working conditions.

Available initially in very limited quantities, you'll certainly want to learn more about this unique saddle.

Special Introductory Offer - Buy the new Darwin Special saddle, and get an Equipedic pad (the one Al rides) for just $100.

We love our logo, and many of our customers have asked why we don't put it on any clothing. Well, here you go! We have a new line of casual clothes and outerwear, all with the Down Under logo on them. These items are all from Ouray Sportswear, the company that makes the high end shirts, sweatshirts, etc. for resorts, ski areas, and golf clubs. We have items for both women and men, in lots of fun styles and colors, all at reasonable prices. See all Logo Wear.

Ready for summer casual wear, we have some fun new souvenir cap styles. From bright and bold to subdued and classy, we're sure to have your style. See all Aussie Caps.

Just in time for summer, here are some great hats to keep you cool and protected from the sun. And if you need protection from the sun, why not do it in style? Learn more about these hats.

Beautiful tooling, attention to detail, great styling and comfortable seats are the hallmarks of these new saddles from Big Timber Saddles. All this, plus they won't bust your budget. Learn more about these saddles.

Marna Kazmaier writes for a number of equestrian related blogs and wanted to know how well Australian style saddles work with donkeys. Since we have many customers who use their Aussie saddle on a donkey, we provided a Kimberley Superior saddle for Marna to do a full product review. As we expected, donkeys and Australian style saddles make a great match.

Check out her review at:
www.bibledonkeys.com

You might also enjoy her other websites:

www.marnasmenagerie.com and
www.DoesMyButtLookBigInTheSaddle.com