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I have the new style wintec fitted to my daughters fjord and he's in a wide 
plate. My fjord was too wide for them so she was fitted to an extra wide ideal 
highland and cob in a wide seat. I previously used a nickers sensation treeless 
which she went brilliantly in and was wonderfully comfy but need that for 
another youngester now!

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From: "S Sexton" <ssext...@hotmail.com>
To: <fjordiss...@yahoogroups.com>, <fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com>
Subject: Fjord Saddles
Date: Fri, May 13, 2011 23:21


This message is from: S Sexton <ssext...@hotmail.com>


Hi Everyone,
I'm still Fjord shopping but I've realized that I'm probably going to need a
new saddle to go with a new horse. My current english all purpose saddle was a
custom saddle I picked up used and it fit my very high withered TB like a
glove... somehow I don't think it will fit a Fjord very well :) LOL

I've been looking into saddles and was curious if many of you have experience
with any of the adjustable tree saddles. I know that Wintec/Bates, Pessoa,
HDR, and a number of other makers now offer changeable gullets or adjustable
gullets. I was somewhat taken by the Tekna brand as they offer an adjustable
tree that doesn't require changing parts, just turning a dial. They're also a
synthetic saddle and would be somewhat cost effective since I would likely be
purchasing 2 saddles - a dressage and an all purpose or a jumping/eventing
saddle.

Curious to hear any suggestions, especially for fitting a saddle or trying one
out without a saddle fitter or saddle shop nearby. There is a tack store up in
KC (3 hours away) but I would have to have any trial saddles shipped out so
would be trying to find a good fit for horse and me in the shortest number of
shipping costs.

Also, any suggestions for a cheap saddle that might fight most Fjords that I
could pick up now and ride in while I'm picking and fine tuning a nicer option
once I get a horse? I saw a few $200 type saddles on horseloverz and M/W and
Wide trees were options.

Cheers,
Stephanie
Kansas

PS - If anyone knows of a good saddle for those of us who are short (5'3")
without going custom, I'd welcome that info too! I'm a bit too curvy (okay,
it's extra weight) for a pony saddle and those little 16" seats!

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