Wide saddle for a wide horse....

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Okay so my pony has picked up muscle and her dressage saddle is too tight which i'm gutted about as i love it. So i've now got to sell that!
For you people with the wider ponies lol, what type of saddle do you have as i'm struggling to find one!
I do have a gp wintec wide for everyday in an xxw gullet but I can't find a dressage or a showing saddle with that width!
Much help appreciated, many thanks!!
 
Wow saddle, native pon saddles, ideal saddles, saddle company saddles - just a few brands for you to look into!! Depends upon your budget really!
 
what about a thorowgood selecta saddle you can change the knee roll they just velcro on, its a gp, dressage or a show saddle in one and i just happen to have one sitting in my tack room doing nothing :-)
 
I have a horse that is 'XXW' however thatmeasurement varies between manufacturers.

I was not satisfied that the one gullet where the saddle sat on her back normally (xxw) was a guaranteed fit. Horses come in all shapes and widths and therefore standardised gullet sizes can not possibly fit every horse.

I got my saddle custom made to her exact requirements by Heritage Saddlery. It worked out far cheaper and better for her than making an 'off the peg' saddle fit, where I would have paid a premium for having a 'specialist' h&c type saddle.

Just some food for thought, as I had a nightmare trying to find something and am now very happy knowing her saddle fits her to a T.
 
Thorowgood cob dressage saddle. Their sizes go to super wide.
Wow also do really wide, I looked at these but came up too expensive. Depends how much your after spending really.
 
Ive got a wide 17" engligh leather saddle for sale - well used but still good condition - doesnt fit any of my lot so just in storage. Only want £75 for it to include leathers if you're interested?
 
I had to resort to a treeless saddle for my mare
I've tried different saddles Inc xxwide which of none fit propley
 
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