| Rubygem-Chenya |
| Myth Ya ours are pregnant. That's why I'm saying their round |
Heavy Snow, Limited Visibility| Oakmoss Stud |
| Can't do stirrups on the Iggywick pads but you can on the Torsion treeless saddles, you can pick them up on facebook marketplace for a fairly decent price tbh |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Min, Oh I know, completely ridiculous but they look sooo nice xD and if Woody gets any fatter it's going to be my only bloody option, he's so *round* |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Oak, yes I had looked at those but not sure you can add stirrups (or if I can sneak the price tag past my other half haha) |
| Minerva |
| I believe Total Contact saddles are slightly better for stirrups. Im not 100% convinced by them but theres plenty of people who seem to love them and their horses seem comfortable. Oak that looks lovely but blimey thats expensive!! |
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| -Click- This is a paddle. Western version but there are dressage and other versions as well. it's a mix pf a bareback pad and a saddle. Basically you get the feeling of riding bareback but you can adjust structure and cushioning according to your horse's back. |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| I have a Torsion treeless saddle knocking about in the lorry somewhere that I really liked too, it's a bit rolly on the native types but not bad on anything with more of a wither |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Hmmm fair enough, I only really wanted the option of stirrups 🫣 This one was recommended to me but I’ll have a look at the one you suggested <3 |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Have you looked at the Iggywick cloud saddles? They're literally just a sheepskin pad but they look SO comfy! |
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| Oakmoss Stud |
| Can't do stirrups on the Iggywick pads but you can on the Torsion treeless saddles, you can pick them up on facebook marketplace for a fairly decent price tbh |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Min, Oh I know, completely ridiculous but they look sooo nice xD and if Woody gets any fatter it's going to be my only bloody option, he's so *round* |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Oak, yes I had looked at those but not sure you can add stirrups (or if I can sneak the price tag past my other half haha) |
| Minerva |
| I believe Total Contact saddles are slightly better for stirrups. Im not 100% convinced by them but theres plenty of people who seem to love them and their horses seem comfortable. Oak that looks lovely but blimey thats expensive!! |
| Breadcrumbs |
| -Click- This is a paddle. Western version but there are dressage and other versions as well. it's a mix pf a bareback pad and a saddle. Basically you get the feeling of riding bareback but you can adjust structure and cushioning according to your horse's back. |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| I have a Torsion treeless saddle knocking about in the lorry somewhere that I really liked too, it's a bit rolly on the native types but not bad on anything with more of a wither |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Hmmm fair enough, I only really wanted the option of stirrups 🫣 This one was recommended to me but I’ll have a look at the one you suggested <3 |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Have you looked at the Iggywick cloud saddles? They're literally just a sheepskin pad but they look SO comfy! |
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