Personalized English Saddle Oh Shit Strap - Handmade Leather Horse Tack for Balance, Training, Lesson, Beginner, Children, Horse Rider Gift

Please note the snap color has changed from black to an antique silver. The original photo is the only one with these black snaps shown. Most english tack hardware is silver so I made the switch. A leather grab strap, also known as "The Oh Shit Handle," is a handy accessory for any English rider. The strap easily snaps onto the D-rings on each side of the saddle's pommel or martingale, providing an additional point of support and stability for the rider. It is perfect for lead line, lunge line, beginner lessons, training young horses, or riders with disabilities. The stainless-steel snaps also make it easy to remove the strap within seconds, allowing for use by multiple riders or as the rider's skills improve. This product is a must-have for any English saddle rider looking to increase their confidence and safety in the saddle. It is the perfect alternative to the Western saddle's horn. - Material - Like all of my other handmade leather horse tack, these are made from English Bridle Leather, locally sourced at a tannery right here in the US, just a couple of hours from the shop! The snaps on the ends are heavy-duty stainless-steel snaps. - Personalization - Fully customizable horse tack, choose your leather color, thread color, and text color, and add any fun saying or name, truly allowing for a unique and personalized touch. Which also makes it a special and practical gift. - Size - Including the snaps, they are 14” long by 3/4" wide. - Shipping - All domestic US orders have free USPS Ground Advantage shipping and shipping upgrades are available during checkout. - Processing Time - Once your order is placed, I make it and ship it out within 1-3 business days. - About - All of my leather goods are made by myself in-house, not mass-produced in China. Be sure to click this link to check out all of my handmade leather goods in our shop! https://hoofbeatdesigns.etsy.com *Please inspect your saddle regularly, and do NOT use it if the leather around your saddle's dee rings is old, worn, torn, or cracked!