Re: a saddle for oz
This message is from: wendee berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I recently purchased a treeless saddle for my tubby Fjord (which will hopefully help a bit with the tubbiness). Its from Nickers saddlery, the Harmony which is the Western version. Similar to the Hybrid now advertised on the site. This is a fabulous saddle, comfortable, perfect fit, non-slip, really works well. And beautifully made. I highly recommend Nickers Saddlery. I got the saddle used and Dana, the owner of the company, responded to my questions about the saddle, even though I was not buying it from her. Silja Knoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This message is from: Silja Knoll I have also recently tried the Duett saddles on my Fjord and found them to fit well. My mare would need a 38 cm and with her short back it was recommended that I do not go above a 17 inch seat so that she doesn't carry the weight too far back. Something to consider. Turns out that I am going to go the treeless route and ordered a Trekker endurance/dressage saddle from England. Should be here in a few weeks. With the amount of riding I do in the mountains and flatwork in the arena I hope it is the right fit for us. The Duetts are really nice saddles! Good luck! Silja in Colorado, where the snow has finally meltedfor now. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want to thank whomever on the list sent me in the direction of the chubby pony website. she introduced me to Duett saddles, which are made for very wide horses. after having tried about 5 other brands, the best of which so far belongs to heike and she wants it back, today i rode in one of the Duett Companion II, which they call a trail saddle, but could easily be mistaken for an all purpose, or used for dressage. here i'd been thinking i could ride in a 17 inch, turns out that the 19 inch is really what i needed. and the tree size is 36mm. i think all you people who have round fjords like mine know what size that is. i am going to ride in it again tomorrow night, and have the barn owner check the size on oz, and then i think i have finally found what i need. and i love that it's a two tone design here's the site for the dealer: Duett Saddles: The Partnership of Horse & Rider or: http://www.duettsaddles.com/trail.htm, if the link doesn't work it's fun to look at the photos of Horses in Duetts, there are several fjords on there. laurie, and oz, who is finally realizing that he can't get away with as much slowing down as he used to The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw - Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Yahoo! Answers. The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw - Any questions? Get answers on any topic at Yahoo! Answers. Try it now. The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
Re: a saddle for oz
This message is from: Silja Knoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I have also recently tried the Duett saddles on my Fjord and found them to fit well. My mare would need a 38 cm and with her short back it was recommended that I do not go above a 17 inch seat so that she doesn't carry the weight too far back. Something to consider. Turns out that I am going to go the treeless route and ordered a Trekker endurance/dressage saddle from England. Should be here in a few weeks. With the amount of riding I do in the mountains and flatwork in the arena I hope it is the right fit for us. The Duetts are really nice saddles! Good luck! Silja in Colorado, where the snow has finally meltedfor now. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want to thank whomever on the list sent me in the direction of the chubby pony website. she introduced me to Duett saddles, which are made for very wide horses. after having tried about 5 other brands, the best of which so far belongs to heike and she wants it back, today i rode in one of the Duett Companion II, which they call a trail saddle, but could easily be mistaken for an all purpose, or used for dressage. here i'd been thinking i could ride in a 17 inch, turns out that the 19 inch is really what i needed. and the tree size is 36mm. i think all you people who have round fjords like mine know what size that is. i am going to ride in it again tomorrow night, and have the barn owner check the size on oz, and then i think i have finally found what i need. and i love that it's a two tone design here's the site for the dealer: Duett Saddles: The Partnership of Horse & Rider or: http://www.duettsaddles.com/trail.htm, if the link doesn't work it's fun to look at the photos of Horses in Duetts, there are several fjords on there. laurie, and oz, who is finally realizing that he can't get away with as much slowing down as he used to The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw - Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Yahoo! Answers. The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
a saddle for oz
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want to thank whomever on the list sent me in the direction of the chubby pony website. she introduced me to Duett saddles, which are made for very wide horses. after having tried about 5 other brands, the best of which so far belongs to heike and she wants it back, today i rode in one of the Duett Companion II, which they call a trail saddle, but could easily be mistaken for an all purpose, or used for dressage. here i'd been thinking i could ride in a 17 inch, turns out that the 19 inch is really what i needed. and the tree size is 36mm. i think all you people who have round fjords like mine know what size that is. i am going to ride in it again tomorrow night, and have the barn owner check the size on oz, and then i think i have finally found what i need. and i love that it's a two tone design here's the site for the dealer: Duett Saddles: The Partnership of Horse & Rider or: http://www.duettsaddles.com/trail.htm, if the link doesn't work it's fun to look at the photos of Horses in Duetts, there are several fjords on there. laurie, and oz, who is finally realizing that he can't get away with as much slowing down as he used to The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
