A halter plate is a piece of hardware that is attached to a saddle to allow you to attach a halter.

Here's why you might need a halter plate on a saddle:

• For leading and handling the horse: If you need to lead the horse with the saddle on, a halter plate provides a secure point to attach the lead rope.

• Safety: If you need to quickly dismount and lead the horse away from danger, the halter plate makes it easy to attach the lead rope without having to fumble with the halter.

• Convenience: It can be easier to lead a horse with a saddle on if you have a halter plate, especially if the horse is used to being handled in this way.

Where is a halter plate typically placed on a saddle?

• On the saddle horn: This is the most common location, as it's readily accessible.

• On the cantle: The back of the saddle, just behind the rider's seat.

• On the saddle flap: Usually on the left flap, where it's convenient for the rider to reach.

Important Considerations:

• Size and placement: Ensure the halter plate is the right size and securely attached to the saddle.

• 5/8 × 3.5”/1 ×4” / 1x5” or whatever length needed to fit Horses Name

• Material: Choose a halter plate made of durable and rust-resistant material.

• Durablack (New!) check out our specifications on Durablack Material.

• Brass with Darkened Letters. (Classic Style will weather)

• Sublimation Gold Aluminum ( Vibrant!)

Note: Not all saddles come equipped with halter plates. Get yours today! Have them installed by a saddle fitter or a qualified professional.