Tree for a saddle, an insert for a saddle tree and a saddle tree body
OwnerGeoffrey Beltoninventor
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Abstract
A tree for a saddle having a body and a forwardly disposed bearing part which, when the saddle is mounted on a horse, is located adjacent or close to the horse's withers, the bearing part being releasably attachable to the body, whereby one of a plurality of different bearing parts may be used in association with a given body.
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A tree for a saddle having a body and a forwardly disposed bearing part which, when the saddle is mounted on a horse, is located adjacent or close to the horse's withers, the bearing part being releasably attachable to the body, whereby different bearing parts may be used in association with a given body, with a strengthening element being provided, part of which, in use, spans the join between the body and bearing part.
An insert for a saddle tree having a bearing part which, in use, is located adjacent or close to a horse's withers, and an engagement part configured for releasable attachment to the body of the tree, whereby different inserts may be used in association with a given body, the insert comprising a strengthening element, part of which, in use, spans the join between the body and bearing part.
A saddle tree body having, towards a front part thereof, a receiving part adapted for releasable attachment to an engagement part of a separate bearing part, the bearing part, in use, being located adjacent or close to a horse's withers, the saddle tree thus constituting one element of a two-element assembly, in that different bearing parts may be used in association with the body, allowing a given bearing part to be replaced by another, a strengthening element being provided, part of which, in use, spans the join between the body and bearing part.
A head component for a saddle tree, the head component having a bearing part which, in use, is located adjacent or close to a horse's withers, and an engagement part configured for releasable attachment to the body of the tree, whereby different head components may be used in association with a given body, the head component also having a strengthening element, part of which, in use, spans the join between the body and bearing part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.