Mission Impossible: Trying to find a saddle rack for in car boot!

happihorse

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I am looking for one of those sadlde rack / stands that hold (preferably) one saddle in the back of a car boot. I don't want a portable saddle rack on legs, but I'm sure I've seen ones which are basically a single pole bent to form a base and then arm to rest the saddle one.

Does anyone know where I could get one from? Website links would be really useful. I have tried googling for them but can't find anything!

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I have seen them in a catalogue, but can't remember where, although I would have thought it would be very simple to make some kind of frame from wood that will do the job just as well
 

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i'll tell you what i use in the back of the landy, a keyboard stand, open it wide and you can put two saddles on, and cheap as chips.
 

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Good idea like that. However I invented a collapsable saddle rack for the car. Robinsons sell a collapsable saddle rack, on the back I mounted a patress & bolted it the dog guard, easy peesy
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Yep, is there a dog guard - bonus otherwise let me know how you use your car so we can come up with something that'll work - are you handy with tools or completely useless? this'll enable me to spec you something
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no dog guard as he's only little!! im sick of dragging tack in and out of house!! and no where to keep it safe at the yard, im s**t with tools but OH is wkd with tools!!
 

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Well with a dog guard e.g. like the U bar types you get from Halfords for atenner fit that first, then put a 7" by say 20" drop piece of ply attached to this and bolt the collapsable saddle rack to this with coach bolts. When not in use just use a couple of type wraps (the wrong way round so they can be used again to preven tthe annoying rattle)...hey presto problem solved
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I use that saddlemate thingy from Robinsons on the floor in the back of my landy. Very stable and we put 2 saddles on it. Definitely worth the money.
 
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