WHERE HORSE, RIDER, AND SADDLE BECOME ONE
Every saddle personally evaluated for quality and fit potential. Guided by two decades of expertise and an unwavering commitment to what serves horse and rider first.
The Anatomy of Evaluation
Every saddle that enters our collection undergoes the same assessment: observation, measurement, and honest evaluation.
We examine tree structure and panel design. Note where leather shows genuine use versus concerning wear. Assess how the saddle's balance point will affect rider position, how the tree width will distribute weight across a horse's back.
We ask about your horse, not just breed, but build. Conformation details that matter: short-backed or long, high-withered or mutton-withered, muscle development through the shoulder. We ask about your riding, not just discipline, but intention. The answers shape which saddles in our collection we consider worth your time.
This isn't browsing inventory. It's matching construction to partnership, one careful consideration at a time.
Understanding Your Partnership
HORSE, RIDER, DISCIPLINE
Evaluating the Collection
FIT POTENTIAL, NOT JUST AVAILABILITY
Honest Assessment
EXPERTISE WITHOUT PRESSURE
The Right Fit
CONFIDENCE IN EVERY CONNECTION
Recent Placements
Some saddles find their rider quickly. Others wait for exactly the right partnership. Here are a few connections we've made recently.

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Current Considerations
Our collection evolves as saddles find their partnerships and new pieces are evaluated. What's available today reflects current inventory—though the right match often comes from a conversation about your specific needs rather than what's simply listed.
In Their Words
Shonna Berk - Stable connections podcast
Rachel Bascilion - Bay Haven Equestrian

The Curator
Emily didn't set out to build a marketplace. She set out to solve a problem she'd witnessed for two decades: riders buying saddles that didn't fit, wondering why their horse resisted, never connecting the dots between poor saddle fit and performance issues.
Twenty years of building saddles from scratch and fitting hundreds of horses taught her to see what others miss. She reads tree geometry the way most people read product descriptions. She knows what "medium-wide" actually means for a Thoroughbred versus a Quarter Horse. She understands how a saddle's balance point affects a rider's position, and what honest wear looks like versus structural compromise.
Saddle Sphere was born from that expertise, not to create another marketplace, but to ensure that when a saddle changes hands, it's because it genuinely fits the partnership receiving it.
Her approach is rooted in a non-negotiable belief: she won't sell a saddle unless it has real fit potential. This means turning away business. It means some searches take weeks. It means being honest when nothing in the collection is right.
But it also means that when Emily presents a saddle, you can trust it's been evaluated by someone who knows exactly what she's looking at—and believes it will work for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Let's Begin a Conversation
Whether you're searching for a saddle that truly fits or considering consigning one that deserves the right next partnership, every connection begins with understanding your specific situation. Share what brings you here, and Emily will respond personally.
