On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 10:54 PM, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > BTW, I've only seen one Boz saddle. Anna Hopkins, who bought Falki, had one > and brought it here to try on him. She tried it on Falki. I wasn't quite > sure how I felt about it when I saw it on him, but I thought it was probably > too narrow for him, and possibly too long - but on the other hand, it didn't > just scream out "bad fit." However, we rode Falki back to back in the > Sensation and in the Boz, and he definitely moved out better in the > Sensation. I got the feeling he didn't care for the Boz. I certainly don't > have anything against the Boz - it was an interesting saddle, and it may > work fine for some horses. But, I sure didn't see it as any miracle > one-saddle-fits-all solution either, assuming Anna's was typical. >
Liz thought that the saddle fit Falki fine, but since Gloi's got more withers, I think he's a better match for the Boz. He seems to like the Boz better than the sensation and Falki's used to the sensation. Gloi seems to fuss a lot more when I'm saddling up with the sensation than with the Boz. I can get on him with the girth pretty loose and it doesn't move. As far as comfort for me, they are both equally comfortable for me, but the Boz feels a bit more secure. -- Anna Southern Ohio