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I suggest you take a look at the Duett saddles - they have a wide variety of 
English saddles - I believe five different dressage models, a couple AP 
models, a jumping model, and a trail saddle. Worked very well for my broad, 
flatbacked Morgan, reasonably priced, Nancy Temple, the company owner, is 
knowledgeable and great to work with, and you can demo a saddle before 
buying. I think they are listed in the vendor section of endurance.net.

Her Royal Highness has three saddles now, and I'm really happy with all 
three of them:
A Duett A/P that works well for jumping
A Synergist western style endurance that I took a complete chance on off 
e-bay and it fits her and me really well
An Albion dressage that I practically stole off consignment for $650. This 
is the newest saddle - the balance of the Synergist was good for my dressage 
lessons, but wasn't great for sitting work, so I splurged on the Albion. At 
that price, I knew I could put it on ebay and get my money back out of it.

The Synergist and Albion were calculated risks that worked out great for me, 
but in your situation I would start with Duetts and demo a couple of models.



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