We would suggest creating an environment where your pony makes a choice between standing still and being saddled or working harder. To do this, the pony needs to be very responsive to the halter, meaning he will lead and back up from halter pressure very readily. You will need another person to help you with the saddling process. Have one person stand at the head of the pony holding the lead rope. Have the other person start to put the saddle on. When the pony goes to kick, back him up immediately several feet. Stop and then lead him back up to the exact spot. Try putting on the saddle again. If he goes to kick, immediately back him up again. Continue doing this until he will stand when you put the saddle on. When he does stand when you set the saddle on his back, immediately reward him with praise and rubbing. You have to let him know when he has chosen the correct response. By backing him up when he goes to kick, he will quickly begin to realize and make the choice to stand still because it is less work. This may take several attempts or even days. So be patient. You may have to start all over the next day, even when he stood still the previous day. Have two people available to assist in saddling until he consistently stands still to be saddled.