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[RC] Ortho/Reactor-P/etc - Ridecamp Guest

Please Reply to: Ray O'Donohue rno2m@xxxxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Alan: Just a few observations/opinions that may be helpful:The price you must 
pay for placing any flex apparatus/suspension between the saddle tree and the 
horse,is increased distance between yourself and the horse.For me,that rules 
that type of saddle out right there.The flexible bar saddle trees do not 
present this problem,but may cause other problems.If you really like that 
Tucker,I would suggest,if possible,that you attempt some "tuning" with it and 
the set-up of pad/rigging/etc.If you are seeing SOME tiny bit of bridging when 
the horse is standing,that not be a bad thing(?),for the horse is not rounded 
when you check this while standing. And those bars can readily be cut/shortened 
at the back if neccesary and you really like the saddle.How about a Skito pad? 
They WORK!


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