Edward Robert Saddlery Limited

14/04/2024

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05/09/2023

The theme for the Prime Warden Hugh Taylor’s forthcoming coming year will be Entrepreneurship.

Whether it is helping Craft Saddlers be more commercial, creating awareness of how to start a business amongst City of London Students and City Academy Pupils, to helping our charitable partners create opportunities.

Planning for much of the year ahead is still taking place, but the company hopes to host:
• A company lecture with 2 separate entrepreneurs in the equestrian world talking about their challenges and strategies for creating their businesses.
• Bayes Business school to do a mini business course or module for Saddlers and other crafts drawn from our fellow Livery Companies, held at the Hall.
• An entrepreneurial themed event at the Hall to celebrate the 130 year partnership between City University and Saddlers.


City of London Academy Bayes Business School - formerly Cass

05/05/2023

** THURSDAY RESEARCH MEME**

Todays research meme relates to uneven stirrups. Sometimes one stirrup can appear longer than the other, and to correct this riders may shorten/lengthen one to ensure they are level……however, uneven stirrups may be as a result of saddle slip.

As can be seen in the picture, saddle slip right will give the appearance that the right stirrup is longer but this is as a function of the saddle rolling to the right and altering the position of the right stirrup bar relative to the left.

In case where the stirrups appear uneven, remove the leathers and check their symmetry “off-horse”. Always good to check the leathers periodically to ensure that they are symmetrical and have not stretched.

Important to ride with symmetrical stirrups.🤓

For more information www.centaurbiomechanics.co.uk/blog/

09/09/2022

08/06/2022

14/05/2022

A great morning at Aztec Kreative Studio hand stitching a leather purse and keyring with Karen Newport from Edward Robert Saddlery. Great instruction, lovely cakes and lots of laughs.