used saddles
used saddles
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by Beth Stefani - 2007-02-23
Buying a western saddle that's been used is often a great choice. Quality saddles maintain their value over time, so you can often buy a top brand previously-owned saddle for the same price as you wou...
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by Beth Stefani - 2007-02-26
If you're thinking of buying a western saddle, a used saddle should definitely be under consideration. Are you already wrinkling your nose at the word "used"? Let's clear up a common misconception fro...
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by ABDUL VASI - 2008-07-21
Saddle Seat Saddles, which are also known as Cut Back Saddle, was originally developed in North America to improve the movements of many breeds of show horses and their performance in the rings. T...
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by ABDUL VASI - 2008-08-04
A supportive structure designed for a rider or other load, fixed firmly to an animal's back is considered as a Saddle. The most ordinary type is the equestrian saddles intended for a horse, but sp...
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by ABDUL VASI - 2008-08-20
The western saddle has a remarkable history and development. While it is presently well thought-out as an exclusively American style, its origin can really be traced back to warriors of the Dark A...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
While people are becoming more aware of the need for head safety, somehow the equestrian world has missed the boat. Cyclists are wearing helmets, worrying about the potential impact should they fall...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
When buying a saddle, be it new or used, it is very important that the saddle not only fit you, but that it also fits your horse. While some saddles can be re-stuffed, only so much can be changed th...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
When shopping for a saddle, you will see that there is a wide range of options available to you. Not only are there many different styles of saddle, there are also a range of materials from which th...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
If you own your own saddle, it is very important to keep it clean. This is what keeps the leather in good condition and maximizes the longevity of your saddle.A saddle should be lightly cleaned at l...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
A favorite trick of the course designer is to set up a bent line in the middle of an otherwise predictable course. Many horses and riders become so used to the straight lines that they are not prepa...
