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        12-02-2012, 11:20 AM
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    Foal
    Show in what you want, just get the best quality for your money. There's been lots of black and 2-tone this year. I know people have done dark brown but haven't seen it personally. The light oil saddle "trend" was a great business move by saddle makers to require those showing heavily to need a new one to keep up as theirs darkened every couple years.
         
        12-02-2012, 11:55 AM
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    Originally Posted by Coffeejunkie    
    Show in what you want, just get the best quality for your money. There's been lots of black and 2-tone this year. I know people have done dark brown but haven't seen it personally. The light oil saddle "trend" was a great business move by saddle makers to require those showing heavily to need a new one to keep up as theirs darkened every couple years.
    I don't anyone that I show with that buys a new saddle every couple of years because their's has darkened. When you are paying good money on a show saddle, you keep it for a VERY long time. The saddle makers went to light oil because that is what people wanted....something different from dark oil or black.
         
        12-03-2012, 02:23 PM
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    Foal
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    Originally Posted by GotaDunQH    
    I don't anyone that I show with that buys a new saddle every couple of years because their's has darkened. When you are paying good money on a show saddle, you keep it for a VERY long time. The saddle makers went to light oil because that is what people wanted....something different from dark oil or black.
    That's straight from the horses mouth..
    I know lots of people who have replaced saddles every year,2,3 to keep up with the trend. If their finances allow for it, that's their prerogative. I got a blue ribbon circa 1994 about 10 years ago, in very very good condition. It'll be updated when I hit the lottery or find a sugar daddy, and neither have high odds LOL.
         
        12-03-2012, 03:54 PM
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    I wish people would replace their Saddles every few years

    When you build them to last 50 plus years, it only happens when they get a new Horse.


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