A bit about me, My interest in saddle fitting started as a teenager when I had a loan pony who was difficult to fit a saddle to so I just rode her bareback everywhere, being in the north of Scotland and being so far from apprenticeships it was too tricky to get in to, I left school and became a hairdresser until I was about 24 when I needed to get a saddle fitter out to my welshy which proved quit
e tricky so I started to look more in to it again and came across a course I could do in Walsall to fit saddle company saddles I did this course which was a good starter course but my interest grew and I then travelled to Holland and was in the first group from the UK to complete my Master saddle fitting consultant course then I went on to do my equine ergonomist course and qualify with the society of master saddlers as a QSF very few fitters in the UK have done all 3 (possibly only 2 or 3 others)
I come from a family of bench saddlers, my mother grandfather and great grandfather all being saddlers which is where the name Gammack comes from. I am very passionate about my job and regularly do courses and webinar about all aspects of horse care anatomy new studies on pads bridles lameness etc. I stock and sell lots of different UK made saddles and Fairfax bridles nummed Griffin and Lemieux numnahs and prolite Fairfax and Harry Dabbs girths plus stirrup leathers including made to order hand stitched wide leathers which are proving very popular.
