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Haas Paladin Grooming Set — Brushes for Dark Horses
Complete Horse Grooming Set 'Gold Deluxe'
Haas Regalo Grooming Set — Brushes for White & Gray Horses
Haas Grooming Set "Eclipse" – Chestnut & Sensitive Horses
Natural Grooming Set HorseHaus "Masar"
Horse Grooming Set "Gold Trio" – 3-Piece Rosewood Set
Horse Grooming Set "Wildheart" – Outdoor Horses
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Herm Sprenger Ultra Fit Spurs — 25 mm Vertical Comfort Roller Soft Point
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Virtual Saddle Fitting
Certified Passier® Fitter Stefanie Reinhold developed our Virtual Saddle Fitting process based on years of in-person fitting experience.
Many areas are 'underserved' with qualified fitting professionals. Get your new Passier® saddle with peace of mind, no matter where you are located.
Tips & Guides
Are Natural Horse Brushes Worth It? How We Choose Materials for Horse Care.
Natural bristles, wood, and wool hold a special place in our collection. Here is why we choose them, how different fibers do their work, and what research shows about grooming with your horse's comfort in mind.
Which Saddle Pad Is Best? (Is There a Right Answer?)
Gel pad, foam, or saddle blanket? After years of fitting saddles — and happily taking a hammer to the hand at horse fairs to prove a point — I've decided the real question isn't cushioning. It's friction. Here's why, and the pad I keep coming back to.
Tree Width and the Gullet Channel – Is Wider Always Better?
My horse needs a wide tree" is the most common misconception I meet in my fitting practice — and acting on it makes many horses less comfortable, not more. Chapter 3 unpacks what tree width actually means, how the gullet plate and gullet channel each affect fit, and two simple checks you can do yourself to see whether yours match your horse's back.
5 Key Parameters of Saddle Fit – A Practical Checklist
You don't need special equipment to catch a saddle that doesn't fit — just five checks you can do yourself in a barn aisle in under fifteen minutes. This chapter walks through spine and wither clearance, balance, panel contact, length, and stability: what each one means, why it matters to your horse, and exactly how to test it. These five won't replace a skilled fitter, but they'll tell you when something is wrong — and when it's worth calling one in.
The Anatomy of Saddle Fit: What the Horse’s Back Tells You
No two horses carry the same back — and the back you fit today isn't the one you'll fit in six months. Before you can judge whether a saddle fits, you have to read the landscape beneath it. This chapter breaks down the five parameters that define your horse's topline — withers, back shape, length, croup height, and girth groove — and closes with a 20-minute hands-on exercise to assess your own horse.
How to Evaluate Saddle Fit
Saddle fit knowledge belongs to every horse owner — not to replace your fitter, but to help you see what you're looking at and ask better questions. This is the home of our free Saddle Fitting Guide: a plain-language series that takes you from reading your horse's back to evaluating any saddle on any horse. Start here, then work through the chapters at your own pace.
How Do I Know Which Bit Is Right for My Horse?
Choosing the right bit comes down to three things: fit, function, and listening to your horse. Learn how to measure bit width and thickness, understand the difference between single and double jointed mouthpieces, and recognize what your horse is telling you — step by step.
Beyond 'Clean': Why Standard Brushes Leave Your Horse in the 'Deep-Dust Shadow
Ever wonder why your horse looks clean in the barn but "flat" in the arena? Most riders are accidentally "sealing in" a layer of fine dust that kills light reflection. Discover the science of "Shine" and why the transition from synthetic to natural fibers is the professional’s best-kept secret for a competition-ready coat.
The 5 Essential Horse Grooming Tools Every Rider Should Own
Many riders carry grooming bags packed with ten or more items… yet reach for the same three or four brushes every time. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Whether...
The Sponge Brush by Haas - Why you will love it!
Washing your horse is a key step in any thorough grooming routine. When sweat and grime build up, out come the hose and horse shampoo—for good reason. Shampooing every few...
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