??????Girths??????

DayleAshley

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Ok so I always have used elasticated girths but when I had my boy (flat backed cob) fitted for a new saddle, the saddler told me to forget elastic and get a 'proper' girth (no elastic). The reason being the elastic can stretch and cause the saddle to slip, which is a problem with a pony shaped like a barrel! But I've since heard lots of different views on girths so now have no idea on what girth would be best??? HELP!!!!!!!!
 
I wanted to get a leather girth with one side elastic to go with my new saddle.

My saddle fitter said to avoid and get a humane girth instead. So I got this and it okay but I still want a leather one.
 
I have a leather girth with elastic both ends and it realllly doesnt help with my roly poly cob!
I borrowed a one sided elastic one from a friend and it helped a lot so Ill be getting one myself soon :)
 
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