Tharg
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What are they like?
I am not familiar with the brand and it caught my ear while messing around on ebay. What are their dressage saddles like.
Thanks
Frank Hastilow saddles?
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What are they like?
I am not familiar with the brand and it caught my ear while messing around on ebay. What are their dressage saddles like.
Thanks
hellspells
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Dressage saddles are really nice. I had one really old one (it would be 18 years old now) if I had something it fitted still be use. And I has a made to measure jumping - lovely saddle too.
kirstyhen
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I have a leather GP one which I adore, unfortunately it is a 16 inch and my lanky legs (and fat arse) don't fit in it
It is beautifully made and very comfy, however mine is one of the older ones from when they used to only make made-to-measure saddles, now I think they have a line of saddles rather than making one offs, not sure how good or otherwise they are.
It is beautifully made and very comfy, however mine is one of the older ones from when they used to only make made-to-measure saddles, now I think they have a line of saddles rather than making one offs, not sure how good or otherwise they are.
Tharg
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HHmmm
Do their saddles suit one type of animal over another?
I'm half tempted to get a dressage saddle (only if I can find the right one at the right price!) Only problem is I don't actually own S, I half livery her. The saddle lookds very nice though... Do dressage leathers tend to be thinner or do regular ones do?
Do their saddles suit one type of animal over another?
I'm half tempted to get a dressage saddle (only if I can find the right one at the right price!) Only problem is I don't actually own S, I half livery her. The saddle lookds very nice though... Do dressage leathers tend to be thinner or do regular ones do?
Tharg
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Bump!