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Cinches have holes too.  There is maybe a bit more flexibility, but in 
the end, you do still have to hit the hole.  Here's another possible 
solution: stand on something when you tighten up to give yourself some 
added leverage.
laney

Beverley H. Kane, MD wrote:
> I decided I really dislike English girths due to the post-office function
> holes--you have to be in one hole or the other, nothing in between. This has
> especially been an issue w/ my new Barefoot Cheyenne + Equipedic +  mohair
> dressage girth. My arms and hands don't seem to be strong enough (or more
> likely, get leverage enough from my short height) to get to that next hole
> up which is, at any rate, always a bit too tight.
>
> I'm thinking I'd like to convert to a Western style cinch. Thoughts?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Beverley
>
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