Leg and calf protector pads, saddle
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Jun 23, 1992
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Nov 23, 1990
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Nov 23, 1990
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A method and apparatus are disclosed for preventing blisters, irritations, sores, and possible scarring caused by the saddle flap and stirrup leathers pinching the skin of an individual's bare legs and calf portions thereof while riding horseback on an English saddle. The leg and calf protector pads are constructed from a synthetic pile fabric by attaching together two selective portions of the fabric in a back-to-back relationship. The leg and calf protector pads are placed on the stirrup leather, and the stirrup leather buckles are fastened by a buttonhole on the leg and calf protector pads. A nylon strap is placed on the stirrup saddle bar for a fastener.
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