Horse girths are straps or bands that are used to secure a horse saddle in place. They are typically made of leather, nylon, or other durable materials and are placed around the horse's belly, attaching on either side of the saddle. Girths come in various sizes and styles to accommodate different horses and saddles, and they are essential for ensuring the saddle stays in place while riding. Some common types of horse girths include dressage girths, jumping girths, and Western cinches. Choosing the right girth size and style is important for the comfort and safety of both the horse and rider.