Differences between English and Western horse tack include: Saddle Design: English saddles are lighter and designed for jumping or dressage, while Western saddles are heavier with a horn for ranch work. Bridle and Reins: English bridles often feature a cavesson noseband, while Western bridles may use curb bits and split reins. Stirrups: English stirrups are smaller, whereas Western stirrups are wider for more foot stability. Girth vs. Cinch: English tack uses a girth, while Western tack uses a cinch to secure the saddle.