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Boy I sure have to agree with Cindy here. I've ridden both endurance 
saddles built on small western trees and English saddles in endurance. I 
much prefer the English style saddle. If you've ridden an English saddle 
for 45 years - why switch now.

Truman

Cindy Collins wrote:
> Can I ask why on earth you'd want to stop using English/dressage type 
> saddles? If that's your training, I'd think you'd be much more 
> comfortable in one. There are many excellent ones for Endurance and 
> for all shapes and sized of horses.
>
> [RC] Saddles - RideKinder
> I need some help finding the perfect saddle for my horse and ME....I 
> have ridden for 45 years in English -Dressage saddles and bought a 
> Abetta Arab tree last year...it fit the Arab boy I was competing at 
> the time...but my new boy is built totally different and has a dry 
> spot just below the wither on both sides...no white hairs but I bet 
> that will be next...his back is NOT sore at all.
> I tried a Tucker Endurance and did not like it at all...too much 
> saddle and there was a lot between my leg and the horses side....could 
> not feel my horses side...and it was a heavy saddle....
> I am only 5'3 with very short legs
> Can anyone tell me about the Sharon Saare saddles...E-mail me privately
> Lyn Owen
> Campobello,S.C.
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> Cindy Collins
> c_collins@xxxxxxx <mailto:c_collins@xxxxxxx>


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