None, i'm trying to find english words used for all of this stuff.
Well, you got the word "breeches" right. Here's what I wear for winter riding:
Irideon Ladies Wind Pro Riding Breeches and Winter Knee Patch Riding Breeches | EQUESTRIAN COLLECTIONS.COM Irideon is a very good brand. Yes, there are cheaper ones out there, but I like to get ones that may cost more but will fit well. And they last a long time, so I don't buy a new pair every year.
For footwear in summer, I have Ariat riding sneakers:
http://www.ariat.com/English/Women/Footwear/EnduranceBoots/Terrain.html?color=TAUPE I find them very comfortable to walk in. I decided once when I was miles from the barn and Penny lost a shoe so I led her home rather than ride and maybe destroy the hoof worse, that from then on, I would get shoes that were comfortable to walk in. I've had these riding sneakers for many, many years, and though they look a bit battered now, they are still going strong. I have weird, hard-to-fit feet, so regular riding boots are torture for me to walk in.
Because the riding sneakers don't protect my leg from the stirrup leathers pinching, I wear half chaps like these:
Barnstable Suede Leather Velcro Half Chaps BK XS Tall on eBay! Though this is a different brand, here's a picture of a rider wearing half chaps, so you can see what they look like on a person:
Dublin Easy Care Half Chaps - Half Chaps & Chaps from SmartPak Equine
In winter, I have Brit Rider boots, which are no longer made by The Muck Boot Company, so next time I need riding boots, I'll probably get these, which are similar.
http://www.amazon.com/Muck-Boot-Company-All-Conditions-Riding/dp/B002HODN2E I won't need boots for a while, because when they stopped making the Brit Riders, they were on sale, so I bought a few pairs. I hate it how when you like something, they then stop making it and you can't buy exactly that product anymore, so I beat the system this one time. I still have a pair that are still in the box.
Here's the kind of riding helmet I wear:
Tipperary Sportage Helmet, low profile horse riding helmet Another option I've found comfortable is
IRH® Equi-Lite™ Dial Fit System™ Schooling Helmet | Dover Saddlery This has a dial in the back so you can adjust the size a bit, which is nice. I have one of these and use it for guests who don't bring a helmet when they visit. The dial lets it fit more people.
If you want to know more English words, like for the tack or the parts of the horse, let me know. I'm more than willing to help.
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