Fw: No More Poor Saddle Fit!!

["Dolores Arste" <darste@emi.com>]

Maybe its time to look into again:
http://members.aol.com/Evac2/EVAC.HTM

Dolores Arste
eCommerce Technology, Technology Integration
Phone - 518.882.6485
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----- Original Message -----
From: <guest@endurance.net>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 5:22 PM
Subject: RC: No More Poor Saddle Fit!!


> Lynda Townsend townsend.buggies.sleighs@qc.aibn.com
> There is a new sensor pad on the market, made by Port
> Lewis, the same people that make the cloud stirrups.
> This pad will tell you more then you ever wanted to know
> about how your saddle is fitting.  And its affordable.
> No one should buy a saddle without trying it on with this
> pad.  You can lung your horse with the saddle and pad or you
> can ride in it, and it will show you all the pressure pionts,
> or it will leave a nice even saddle mark on the pad showing no
> pressure.
> I was very fortunate and had the great opportunity
> to test this pad for the past year,and have tried it on about 60
> horses, sometimes 2 or 3 saddles on the same horse.  Most people thinking
> that their very expensive saddles, fit their horse well.  Many were
> in shock after only lunging their horses with the pad and their
> "good" saddle on, when they saw the bare spots left on the pad, caused
> by the pressure of poor saddle fit,without even the riders weight added.
> Most of the saddles were bridging, many were too narrow, some were even
> lop sided, pressure on only one side.
> No one should own a horse and saddle without owning this pad. There
> is no reason for poor saddle fit today.  Your horse is changing
> daily as it muscles and matures.  The saddle that fits today, may
> not tomorrow, and now you can check your saddle everyday if you want,
> it takes only minutes, and the results are real.  They are also making a
> a pad that can be shimmed, to eliminate pressure points. If you would like
> to know more about this fantastic sensor Pad - contact
>  www.rocler.qc.ca/portlewis
> Lynda Townsend
> And No I do not own this company.  I only had the great opportunity
> to test it on many great horses, in all horse related sports, and
> to see that 95% of the saddles did not fit properly.
>
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