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Post by jenniwren on Dec 24, 2009 23:35:13 GMT 1
 I had a balance saddle for my cob which I used on my Arab as well. Shortly after I got her she spooked and I ended up on the deck. I changed it for a Fitform treeless and haven't looked back. I lost money on selling the Balance saddle back to the agent. I always found it slipped but was OK once in the saddle and very comfortable. Attachments:
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naturalneddie
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Post by naturalneddie on Dec 25, 2009 0:26:53 GMT 1
"blinking" brilliant saddles! not always easy to ride in - especially since they allow the horse to really move! known one family who prefered to put horse back into a saddle they could ride in, rather than keep on with a saddle there horse could really perform in....sadly - therefore - didn't teach them anymore!
my tb - fine- ish - in a 7times xwide and far happier - a warmblood/cob/shire etc would maybe need wider! you can pick one up on ebay once you've had a fitter out to tell you how wide you need and get them to come and check it!
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I had a balance saddle for my cob which I used on my Arab as well. Shortly after I got her she spooked and I ended up on the deck. I changed it for a Fitform treeless and haven't looked back. I lost money on selling the Balance saddle back to the agent. I always found it slipped but was OK once in the saddle and very comfortable.
