Unlock your horse’s full athletic potential with a girth designed to eliminate restrictive pressure and painful elbow rubs. This premium anatomical jump girth ensures maximum shoulder freedom and comfort, allowing your horse to tuck tighter and clear every rail with confidence.

Meticulously crafted for the competitive jumper, this girth features a sophisticated anatomical silhouette that respects the horse's natural physiology. By combining high-grade leather with a widened sternum pad, it provides a stable, non-slip fit that distributes pressure evenly across the chest, ensuring your saddle stays secure without compromising your horse's ability to breathe and expand their ribcage during peak exertion.

Key Features & Specifications:

• Anatomical "Scooped" Curve: The deep cutaway design behind the elbows prevents pinching and rubs, facilitating a full range of motion for the shoulder while preventing the saddle from being pulled forward.
• Widened Sternum Pad: Features a broader center piece specifically engineered to distribute pressure across a larger area of the horse’s chest for enhanced comfort and performance.
• Triple-Layer Elastic Ends: Equipped with heavy-duty, triple-layer elastic at both ends to allow for natural ribcage expansion during takeoff and landing while maintaining a secure, stable fit.
• Integrated Stainless Steel Hardware: Includes a center D-ring for the easy attachment of breastplates or martingales, paired with high-quality roller buckles for smooth, effortless tightening.
• Non-Slip Stability: Designed to maintain a steady position in the horse's natural girth groove, making it an ideal solution for stabilizing the saddle on round-barreled horses.
• Premium Leather Construction: Offers long-term durability and a custom-molded fit that improves with every ride, providing the professional look and feel required for the show ring.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I choose the right size for my horse?
A: We recommend measuring from the middle hole of your saddle's billet straps. If your horse is between sizes, always round up; a slightly longer girth ensures the buckles sit higher on the saddle flaps and well clear of the sensitive skin behind the elbow.

Q: Which direction should the girth face when tacking up?
A: The "scooped out" or concave side should always face forward toward the horse's front legs. This specific orientation provides the necessary clearance for the elbows to move back freely without hitting the girth during movement.

Q: Will this girth help if my saddle keeps slipping forward?
A: Yes. For horses with a forward girth groove, a standard straight girth often pulls the saddle onto the shoulders. This contoured design allows the center to sit in the natural groove while keeping the buckles in a stable, rearward position.

Item Number/SKU: CJG40-BLA