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8161
I don't know about the flap length of the Barefoot but I wouldn't imagine it's too different from other treeless. The best way we have found to judge the...
goldfinchgb
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Jul 1, 2006
7:28 am
8162
... know about the flap length of the Barefoot but I wouldn't imagine it's too different from other treeless. The best way we have found to judge the required...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 1, 2006
2:27 pm
8163
Karen, That was my experience with the Trekker Dressage, too (a good 2" shorter girth was what I needed after switching from a treed dressage saddle). This is...
Milinda Ellis
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Jul 1, 2006
2:58 pm
8164
Has anyone used the Mattes Correction pads with treeless? They are supposed to be helpful adjusting the padding (3 sets of shims) when building up a horse's...
Margo Nielsen
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Jul 1, 2006
4:36 pm
8165
... I have a regular Mattes pad and an Equine Comfort Correction Half Pad - the Equine comfort is very similar to the Mattes. I used the Equine Comfort with a...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 1, 2006
5:42 pm
8166
Thanks for posting on this topic, ladies. I have been completely confused on what to do in this area which is why I put off ordering the girths til last....
janeysemail
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Jul 1, 2006
7:45 pm
8167
Hi Janey-- The Barefoot measures 36" from the center of the saddle to the end of the billets. My horse takes a 30" western, a 44" regular english girth, and a...
Sheree
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Jul 1, 2006
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8168
I use a 26" on my Welsh Cob whose a very broad lad. We've found the most popular size to be 22" for Arabs, 24" for small cobs and 26" for the larger ones....
goldfinchgb
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Jul 1, 2006
8:43 pm
8169
... people are purchasing for an average size saddle horse? I definitely need one that size. (My 32" fleece girth fits most of the horses I've owned and/or...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 1, 2006
10:08 pm
8170
Sheree, Are you talking from the center of the saddle underneath? Seems awfully long distance. (80" girth/2 = 40" on each side. 40-36 would leave less than...
janeysemail
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Jul 1, 2006
10:28 pm
8171
Helen, Oh! I understand now on subtracting 20. I am definitely choosing an elastic girth. Thanks for the stats. :) Janey ... the ... saddles - ... that ......
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Jul 1, 2006
10:31 pm
8172
Karen, Are you using an elastic dressage girth on the 900 lb. 14.3 Arab? If so, I'm sure a 26" would fit my smaller horse and a 28 would be best for the...
janeysemail
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Jul 1, 2006
10:40 pm
8173
http://www.naturalhorsetrim.com/Section_19_full.htm has a section on treeless, bitless, and natural trim. I thought it was very interesting and was wondering...
janeysemail
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Jul 1, 2006
10:52 pm
8174
... If so, I'm sure a 26" would fit my smaller horse and a 28 would be best for the larger one. All my dressage girths either have elastic on both ends, or...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 1, 2006
11:17 pm
8175
Janey, it measures 36" from the center of the seat (the topside!) down to the end of the billet (and yes, it's a long, long way--longest billets I've ever...
Sheree
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Jul 2, 2006
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8176
... I don't really think there is an "average" My 13.3hh Pony takes an 18". That 18" also fits my leased 15.2hh TB, he's kind of thin! My 15.3hh gelding...
Stephanie E Caldwell
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Jul 2, 2006
3:38 am
8177
Just to complicate the issue... I'm using a 20" dressage girth with the Cheyenne on a 900# 14.3h half-Arab. I could go shorter, I could go longer, but this is...
Sharon Levasseur
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Jul 2, 2006
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8178
... Cheyenne on a 900# 14.3h half-Arab. I could go shorter, I could go longer, but this is what was sent and it works fine. Nowhere near the pad edge, which...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 2, 2006
1:18 pm
8179
... an 18". That 18" also fits my leased 15.2hh TB, he's kind of thin! My 15.3hh gelding requires a 28", but fits okay in a 26" and my 16.2hh TWH takes a 24"...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 2, 2006
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8180
Hi there, I posted my 14 inch trail rider on ebay, auction is ending in about 6 hours, only asking 750 for it!!!! Micha...
Michaela
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Jul 2, 2006
2:13 pm
8181
You should send a link..... ... From: Michaela To: treelesssaddles@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 9:13 AM Subject: [treelesssaddles] Posted a 14...
Sharie Arnaud
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Jul 2, 2006
2:18 pm
8182
Hi Janey... Did you send her a link to this group? Keep in mind there are different types of natural trims....while I am still determined to keep this group...
Karen Sullivan
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Jul 2, 2006
3:24 pm
8183
... When Larry bought me a livestock scale for my birthday, I weighed my horses every two weeks on the scale and also taped them. What I found was that the...
Stephanie Sher
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Jul 2, 2006
3:43 pm
8184
Hi, The website includes a section on treeless saddles and where to purchase. There is another website on treeless saddles and that link is...
lkshaw2002
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Jul 2, 2006
4:22 pm
8185
... What I found was that the tape weight could vary as much as 100 lbs up or down from the actual weight. And I guess that depends on your idea of what's an...
Karen Thomas
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Jul 2, 2006
5:24 pm
8186
I noticed that Dr. Cook recommends using a breastplate (helps avoid a too tight girth), and that a few riders on here have mention using them as well. I've...
janeysemail
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Jul 2, 2006
10:13 pm
8187
Karen, I told Gretchen I had joined the treeless group through yahoo, but did not send a link. I do have the book "The Natural Horse" by Jamie Jackson, but...
janeysemail
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Jul 2, 2006
10:40 pm
8188
Leslie, Thanks for the reminder on this site. I have seen it and enjoyed the personal reviews/comments sections. Read more of it today and will continue to...
janeysemail
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Jul 2, 2006
10:51 pm
8189
Hi Janey and all... I am not sure reasoning behind a breastplate avoiding a too tigh girth...does he explain this at all on his site? I belive a girth should...
Karen Sullivan
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Jul 2, 2006
11:53 pm
8190
Did you place the tape just at the base of the withers, then go straight around the girth? (that's where I put it) Thanks, Barb ... times - ... my ... found ...
Barb Peck
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Jul 3, 2006
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