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Shop equine competition wear online in Australia at iRide EQ. From matching saddle pads and fly veils to show rugs and quarter boots — present your horse immaculately at every competition across dressage, show jumping and eventing.
Competition presentation matters — for both horse and rider. At iRide EQ, our equine competition wear collection brings together everything your horse needs to look and perform at their best on show day. Matching saddle pads, ear bonnets, brushing boots, quarter boots and show rugs — all chosen for quality, durability and show-ring presentation across disciplines.
Whether you compete in dressage in classic white, show jumping in bold colours or eventing in your club colours, we have the coordinating pieces to create a polished, professional outfit. Australian riders trust iRide EQ for competition gear that looks as good as it performs.
Everything your horse needs from warm-up to prize-giving — saddle pads, ear bonnets, boots and rugs in coordinating styles and colours.
Classic white dressage pads, bold jumping sets or technical eventing gear — we stock the right presentation for every competition ring.
We carry competition wear from top brands trusted by Australian professionals — quality stitching, breathable fabrics and regulation-compliant designs.
All equine competition wear ships from our Australian warehouse. Order before your next show and receive fast, tracked delivery to your door.
Most dressage federations in Australia require white, cream or black saddle pads for affiliated competition. Check your specific federation rulebook as requirements vary between FEI, EA and unaffiliated shows.
Yes — coloured and matching boots are permitted in show jumping and popular for club and open competitions. Check FEI rules for international-level events where restrictions may apply.
Quarter boots protect the heel and quarters of the front hooves from strike injuries caused by the hind hooves — particularly during tight turns and collected work. They are common in dressage and driving.
Not required by rules, but matching sets create a coordinated, professional look that is popular across all Australian disciplines. Many brands sell matching pad, bonnet and boot sets.
Pre-soak in a specialist equestrian cleaner before washing. Use a mesh laundry bag for machine washing and air dry away from direct sun to preserve fabric quality and whiteness.
Match the pad size to your saddle size and your horse's back length. The pad should extend at least 5cm beyond the saddle on all sides. Most brands offer size guides — check the product listing or contact us for help.