Non elasticated girth that won't rub

BMA2

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Anyone got any recommendations...

Must be a long girth to use with a gp/jump saddle.

Must be non elasticated

Saddle sits nicely with a prolite girth (non leather) but still occasionally rubs

Saddle fits. Girth not too tight/loose etc

I can/do use a sheepskin but it's a proper sheepskin sleeve and takes a long time to dry and just wondered if there is anything better/easier
 

MuddyMonster

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Shires Arma anatomical anti-chafe girth. They do an elastic and non elastic version.

Never had a rub and the Prolite & Stubben string girth both did, along with many others!

I love it as you can just sponge it off.
 

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I liked the shaped version but it was elastic. I didn't realise that they did a none elastic. Will have a look
 

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I've had a quick look and it looks like the thorowgood girth which was the first girth I used and it rubbed? Is it much different?

*I've never had a girth rub on any other horse EVER but this blooming horse is a pain in the butt
 

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I've had a quick look and it looks like the thorowgood girth which was the first girth I used and it rubbed? Is it much different?

*I've never had a girth rub on any other horse EVER but this blooming horse is a pain in the butt

It's a better shape which may, or may not, help, and as an aside its better designed on the ends. There's a leather version, and you can get all sorts of gentle W shapes in more expensive leather girth.
 
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