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Saddle Questions
Replied Oct. 13, 2009
Saddle Questions
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Lisa Bialy Jun 25.
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I have a young Peruvian mare and a young Tennessee Walker mare. I've always thrown different saddles on them, and never had an issue. I generally ride with my Wintec AP 500 English saddle though. But depending on what we do, I've had Western, Englis…
Thank you Judy for your nice comments on our Paso gaited saddles. We are happy to say we are now the proud owners of a handsome chocolate Palomino Peruvian gelding! He was a rescue from very dire circumstances but is now comely along nicely and we a…
Hello. Yes you can use a australian saddle. There are some saddle's part in the australian saddle, "sort of" of the Peruvian saddle. For exemple the seat and the cantles. Well the stirrups are totaly different.
But, tell me. Do you ever try a peruvi…
Thanks for your reply. I did go to the Aussie saddle and I love it. I can feel the horse better and he is much happier. Peruvian gear is to hot and heavy for what I use my horse for. Have fun!
Lucy
HI! I use an Aussie saddle on my mare when I go for long rides. I didnt like it at first. I thought it sat me to far forward, but after I took some of the stuffing out and rode her in it, it conformed to her back very nicely. I still use my peruvian…
I have seen the site Sycamore Creek Saddles they look real nice and most Paso saddles fit Peruvians
I bought a trail saddle from a Ranch named
Ranchodelrey.com ( their saddles fit most gaited types horses)
I bought their Tereque 1 it weighs 17 lbs…
I went with a Brenda Imus 4 beat saddle. My wide backed Peruvian is comfortable and so am I. This saddle only weighs around 13 lbs. These saddles are made for gaited horses, they have the rounded back for short backed horses as well. Check it out or…
Hi, a couple of days ago I discovered a sight called Sycamore Creek Saddles. At least one of the styles I checked out weighed around 20 lbs and they are made for Pasos. Laurel Davis
can you email me at rchomesprescott@earthlink.net and I'll tell you of our experience with saddles.
Rosie
I've been using a Tucker plantation saddle, and it fits my wide-backed Peruvian horse very well, without restricting his gait. It also has a gel cushion seat, so it's very comfortable for me, as well.
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- Coronado, Panama
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- I have been riding my Peruvian horse for 3 years. He is my first horse and I am learning about him on a daily basis. I am joining this group hoping to ask some questions from people with more knowledge than I.
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- Any person who can help me with a saddle problem. I want to switch my peruvian tack which I find heavy for a lighter saddle like an austrailian. I have tried one and I liked it and my horse seemed to. I was able to feel him movements better. My concern is the fit. I do not want to hurt him in any way. He is not in shows.....strickly pleasure. Thanks.
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- At 3:40pm on August 13, 2009,
ivonne novey said…
- The australian sadlle is perfecto for Pirata, I am sure, he likes it better tah the peruvian...Be sure it wont hurt him at all...
saludos
- At 12:22pm on June 25, 2009,
Ricki Lechler said… - Yes, mine is a synthetic australian saddle. Just visted the website downunderweb.com and they have a few in their clearance section. You can call and talk to them. They were very helpful to me with getting a good wither tracing. I was new to peruvian horses and australian saddles at the time.
- At 8:03am on June 25, 2009,
PHW said…
- Lucy- Welcome to Peruvian Horse World! We are glad to have you join us here and hope you enjoy the site.
I see you are looking for help with saddle choice and fit. Any type of saddle will work as long as it properly fits your horses back, and does not restrict his shoulder movement. I know you have been looking at the Aussie saddles, have you checked out the Raintree Tack site, www.raintreetack.com? They have western style saddles, with smaller skirts than the Peruvian saddles, they may be lighter than the traditional Peruvian tack.
Let me know if you need any help at all getting the most from the site.
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- At 9:57pm on June 24, 2009,
Ricki Lechler said…
- I have been using an australian saddle for a number of years. I'm with you on the weight. That's why I chose the synthetic saddle. Easy to handle, easy to keep clean and economical. With proper fit these saddles do not interfere with the shoulder. Do a google search for Down Under Australian Saddles. Some of the gaited horse saddles like the Tucker are very good and very comfortable too but then we're back to a heavy saddle again.
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