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Hi Robert!
 
I loved the Wintec endurance model...I got it shortly after it was introduced and rode one year with it.  Unfortunately, my horses body changed and the saddle started to put white marks on his back and withers.  I tried everything from changing the gullet, to shims to saddle pads etc...nothing worked.  Wintec was very understanding and gave me a full refund...even after a year of use.  That alone sold me on the company as great customer service!  Luckily the white marks went away and I wound up with an orthoflex cutback which continues to work for my horses shape.  Good luck in your endeavors, you will get allot of advice on this subject I am sure!

Christina McCarthy

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From: boxrnr@xxxxxxxxxx
To: dragnin100@xxxxxxxxx; ebeyslew@xxxxxxxxx; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [RC] my saddle is better than yours question
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:55:06 -0500

Ok, I'm a newbie just starting out.  Don't know nothing.  Don't got nothing.  Well, I have a pretty nice horse if you like the spotted variety.  I am not rushing out to buy anything just yet but have been snooping around saddles.  I like other Wintec English saddles.  Is their Endurance saddle good?  Why or why not.  What kinds of things should someone who could easily get duped be looking for.  I already know my horse prefers an English saddle over a Western one which is a pity because I am just the opposite but I am learning to like the close contact I am using now but hope to upgrade around the end of the year (as in Christmas bonus money).  Luckily, you can't make me mad cuz I don't have enough background to agree or disagree with anybody just yet (as long as we all agree that spotted horses rule) but give me time and I'll get in the fray.

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