Re: under pads

[Trailrite@aol.com]

	Our "Sure Guard" pads are made of cotton.  It is a doubled over pad 
for more airflow.  We use these pads on mulit-days so I would say that they 
work.  I have had some feed back about some of the pads working out from 
under the saddles.  We researched it: One person had the pad working out 
under to the rear or back of the her saddle.  Found out that the saddle was 
to tight in the wither area.  She fixed that by taking out some of the saddle 
padding.  It now works great.  Another person had the opposite effect.  Same 
thing, the saddle was to tight in the rear or back.  The Sure Guard pad was 
bunching up under the saddle right in front of the withers area.  Believe it 
or not, she completed 60 miles at the Cow Tanks with no back sore, even with 
the pad bunched up.  She went on to do 2 more days.  Since then she has made 
saddle adjustments and now has no problems.  I guess what I'm finding out is 
the pad doesn't move if you saddle fits your horse:)
	We like the pad for multi-days also because we use one side one day, 
the other side another.  A new pad on both sides each day, and then find the 
cleanest side of both pads to finish off the 5th day!
	Oh Yeah, the cost is $25.00 each and comes in most solid colors.  If 
you don't like it send it back and we will return your money.

Tammy Robinson & Katie Bar The Door


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