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Uh, Lori, I didn't think you owned a ReactorPanel?  Was it another 
brand of flexible panel saddle?  No need to name it here, in any case, 
forgive my sensitivity to the use of our brand name!

regards,
Lynne

On Nov 29, 2004, at 8:22 PM, LTYearwood@xxxxxxx wrote:

> I had an endurance?saddle that broke and I didn't know it (It had 
> reactor pannels.)
> It took me a month before I did anything but hand walked my horse. 
> Then I spent another month with a chiropractor who worked every two 
> weeks on Vashka's back.?Then I rode?Vashka bareback, but only at a 
> walk and a trot. THEN, three months later, I rode him. Only he still 
> had vulnerable spots. So we went back to handwalking. Now we're back 
> to riding in a saddle that fits. I know -- because I check his back 
> every time I get off his back.
> ?
> A broken saddle is a really dangerous thing.
> ?
> Lori and Vashka


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