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Hi Chris,

I just can't say enough positive things about "The Corrector Pad".  It 
goes underneath your current favorite pad (or you can skip the pad 
altogether).   But the basics of it are that his pad will make pretty 
much any saddle work on any horse.  That's a steep assumption but we 
are happy with it on our hard to fit arabian.  He is slab sided with 
exceptionally high withers.  My husband is riding him in the most 
inexpensive abetta endurance saddle they make (we are waiting for him 
to finish growing before we buy the "dream saddle".  So far the horse 
is happy and healthy with no sore back or white spots developing. 
Previous to using the Corrector pad he did have a sore back.   We've 
been using the pad since the springtime.  Anyway...it's worth a shot!  
Here's the link: <http://www.thecorrector.net/id8.html>
Tracy
Oops.  I shouldn't have said it makes any saddle work...it is not 
intended for treeless saddles.


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