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Originally Posted by Dreamcatcher Arabians View Post
Until he is fitter, I wouldn't even try to buy a 'good' saddle for him. I'd buy the cheapest, best fitting one I could get and make up the difference with a pad and shims if needed. He's going to change so much over the next year that you probably won't be wanting the saddle you buy today at that point. So a treeless, if you can find one second hand, might be your best answer for the short term. If you're going to be doing dressage, I don't think you'll want one for the long haul but buying a Patrick or some other brand that's fairly pricey but fits, would be a save up for it project.
I just like my legs down straight under me. I trail ride, no shows or anything like that. =)
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Originally Posted by AnitaAnne View Post
I have several treeless saddles still available if you are interested
Been hoping to find a cheap Bob Marshall type, but with the right gullet angle.
I saw a hilason in person, besides the plastic-like leather, it wasn't bad, but gullet way too wide.
There was a Bob Marshall in another store recently, used, but massive seat!
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