--- Robyn Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would say that initially the saddle looks like it might fit
like a glove. But while I would have once thought that was a good
thing having met Carol Brett about 8 years ago I started looking at
saddle fit differently.
Interesting..thanks for the
Didn't Pam Hansen order a Dave Genadek's saddle a while back??? Does anyone
know how she likes it??? Did I miss the posts
from her about this???
I have sent several clients to Dave who the Sensation did not work for, but
no Icelandics as yet. His saddles have worked well for them, but they
I totally agree with Robyn about her saddle fit observations. After taking
several clinics with the Balance ladies lessons ongoing from Carol Brett
when she's in our neck of the woods, I choose to use recommend a padding
system that allows for the inevitable muscle engorgement that occurs
Make sure that you check the saddle fit front/cantle with the rider IN the
saddle with all the padding you intend to use standing AND moving with a
sidewalker to do the checking. If the rider tries to do this when they are
in they either lean forward or back giving a skewed reading.
Kaaren
--- Kaaren Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make sure that you check the saddle fit front/cantle with the rider
IN the
saddle with all the padding you intend to use standing AND moving
with a
sidewalker to do the checking. If the rider tries to do this when
they are
in they either lean
I recommend the RP for quite a few of my saddle fit clients who don't do
well in Treefrees/Torsions or Sensations. You do have to have a really
skilled RP fitter that will travel to you to make them work over the long
haul. They are pricey, but worth it as they hold their re-sale value.
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How weird do you suppose it would look if I hung them on the dressage
saddle? I'd sure feel safer.
Nancy
---If it works for you, then go for it! Besides, looks
are only for the show ring, not the real
I cant live without EZ rides and I put them on every saddle i ever use
and I cant reallly figure out what there is about them that help me
feel more secure. I dont jam my feet real deep in them. I kinda
think its that I am not in a fixed position in the stirrup. because
they are so wide I can
I love my Sensation and so does Emmy (the horse)! When I went to try
Emmy the previous owner said she had used an Icelandic saddle but had
just sold it so she was now using a western saddle. So I brought my
Sensation to try her in. Well I rode her for about 45 minutes or more.
The previous
I was wondering if any of the mule and icelandic owners on this list
have found a saddle that fits both. If not, what is your favorite mule
saddle? Also, does anyone have any experience with the Fox Valley
Saddlery Icelandic saddles being sold on ebay?
Thanks!
Meg
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, The Lund family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if any of the mule and icelandic owners on this list
have found a saddle that fits both. If not, what is your favorite
mule
saddle?
I think it's possible for a treeless saddle to fit both, but that
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