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Re: Wintec saddles
I guess since all of my horses are thin with high withers, that explains
why the wintecs work for me.
Becky Hackworth
Alpine CA
ChacoL@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 98-11-06 08:33:31 EST, you write:
>
> > The main problem is that even the "wide" tree tends to be too narrow for
> > many Arabs and can seriously pinch the withers/shoulder area.
>
> Every Arab in our barn that is ridden in a Wintec (close contact and A/P
> models) has huge white patches on the withers and one has thickened skin under
> the white hair. That's four out of eight. I was told the trees are flexible,
> so that even if the saddle doesn't appear to fit when placed on the back, it
> will when the rider is in the saddle. I say the evidence is to the contrary.
>
> I used the first model of Wintec available in the U.S. on an Anglo Arab many
> years ago with great success. He did not have wide shoulders. My conclusion
> is that yes, even the wide tree is not wide enough for most Arabs, and no, the
> tree does not flex enough to prevent pinching.
>
> Linda
> San Francisco
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