This message is from: Robyn Kevlin
I have fortunately not had a buck from Gaven, so can't say how the saddle would
stick. I have a breast collar to help keep it in place on trails. So far we've
had no spooks, though we have had a spin or two... Seems to do fine. The treed
saddle I was using i
This message is from: "Steve Sessoms"
I have a Barefoot treeless saddle and I love mine. I use a Grandeur pad with
it, with or without a Mayatex saddle blanket, and I won't go out on the trail
without a breastplate.
I started using the Mayatex under the Grandeur when I became
This message is from: "Sharon"
Hi Rachel,
>> but on a long ride if Lily gets a bit hot, or when doing more energetic
things than usual, it slips badly. Has anyone got a solution to this?<<
I did 2 things to stop my saddle from slipping. Different saddle pad,
different girth.
1. Saddle pad- Afte
This message is from: "Cherie Mascis"
I've found that the pads with real wool or wool felt keep the treeless
saddles from slipping, but a breast collar is also a good idea because if
the saddle does pull sideways it can't get all the way underneath.
Cherie
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This message is from: Lori Lemley
I use treeless saddles (a Bob Marshall, a Nickers Sensation and a
Ghost) on my two Fjord mares. The best things I have found to prevent
slipping are adding a Y-type breastplate and a crupper. The extra
straps are a bit of a hassle to fiddle with, but they keep th
This message is from: Heather Baskey
The "new" Barefoot Lexington model (coming out Sep 09) apparently has
adjustable stirrup placement (I am taking alot of people commented they didn't
get proper leg placement - common complaint).
It will be interesting to hear
the reviews on their latest "impr
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In a message dated 7/16/2009 3:58:59 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
dabchic...@yahoo.co.uk writes:
on a long ride if Lily gets a bit hot, or when doing more energetic things
than usual, it slips badly.
We have ridden with a Barefoot for years and only
This message is from: Heather Baskey
What saddle pad are you using with it?
Heather
From: Rachel Huson dabchic...@yahoo.co.uk
on a long ride if Lily gets a bit hot, or when doing more energetic things than
usual, it slips badly. Has
anyone got a solution to
This message is from: Rachel Huson
I have been using a Barefoot treeless saddle on Lily, my fjord mare, for over
a year now, and we love it -both of us- but on a long ride if Lily gets a bit
hot, or when doing more energetic things than usual, it slips badly. Has
anyone got a solution to this
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"dfle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have experience with a Sydney Saddleworks treeless saddle. I have a
chance to get a new one at a really good cost and just want to make sure it's
worth
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> You may get some opinions on the treeless yahoo group. Also, know someone is
> selling a sensation treeless on there for $625...just a thought.
The Sensation is an awesome treless saddle, it fits both my Fjord and Icelandic.
Cherie
NC
The FjordHorse
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> You may get some opinions on the treeless yahoo group. Also, know someone is
> selling a sensation treeless on there for $625...just a thought.
The Sensation is an awesome treless saddle, it fits both my Fjord and Icelandic.
Cherie
NC
The FjordHorse
extreme NE
Minnesota!)
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From: Lola Lahr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 6:11:31 PM
Subject: Re: Treeless Saddle Sydney Saddleworks
This message is from: "Lola
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Hi M
anyone have experience with a Sydney Saddleworks treeless saddle. I
> have a chance to get a new one at a really good cost and just want to make
> sure it's worth it.
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This message is from: "Lola Lahr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Melinda,
I have no experience with the Sydney Saddleworks saddle. My "fluffy" Fjord
likes the Free Form treeless saddle better than the Bob Marshall and the
Cashel neoperene saddle. She is very drafty, and whe
rkable things our horses do.
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On 11/29/06, dfle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This message is from: "dfle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Does anyone have experience with a Sydney Saddleworks treeless saddle. I
> have a chance to get a new one at a r
This message is from: "dfle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does anyone have experience with a Sydney Saddleworks treeless saddle. I have
a chance to get a new one at a really good cost and just want to make sure it's
worth it. I know the Hillason ones are not the greatest accordin
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In a message dated 10/6/2006 10:16:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS: I too have the Bob Marshall treeless saddle and it fits my fjord gelding
just fine, even with him being "chunky".
I have also used it on my arab whic
ones), and stay put. They look "normal" so can be used in
show,
etc., without too much notice. I have a western and an endurance model.
Brigid
PS: I too have the Bob Marshall treeless saddle and it fits my fjord gelding
just fine, even with him being "chunky".
I have also
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I'll be meeting her at a clinic in a few weeks, we'll try the saddle and
I'll let you know what we both think.
Cherie
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he pummels are so
hard. Should eliminate any pinching which might be the reason a few people
have experienced their horse bucking with a treeless saddle. Would love to
hear what your friend thinks, when she gets hers. Onna
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Hi Onna-
Someone may have already commented about the Bob Marshall. I've had mine for
years and done all sorts of riding in it them, with great results. They are
comfortable, fit Fjords (and most other horses with the exception of really
bony/high wither
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I am still checking into the various treeless saddles. >Anyone have any
experience or knowledge of the >treeless saddle made by Sydney Saddle
works?
If you're talking about the western one, my friend
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Hi,
I am still checking into the various treeless saddles. Anyone have any
experience or knowledge of the treeless saddle made by Sydney Saddle works?
They
are located in Jasper, MO. Onna
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OK, now time for my brag alert!
Tommes & I enjoyed a ride with the local group called Los Viajeros. I was
very excited to go, as it's invitation-only and someone has to "sponsor" you.
Membership is limited and you & your horse must prove yourself to be ve
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Someone also posted about an Icelandic Saddle. Is this along the same lines?
I think I would have to try it first...though the "idea" of a treeless
saddle is appealing.
Kate
cussion lately. Last weekend Paula talked about a treeless
> saddle called ansur. Did you get to try one? If you did how was it?
> Has anyone out there had any experience with treeless saddles?
Alison-
Yep - got to try the Ansur saddle. I liked it, but I wasn't wowed by it - I
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