Posted 2016-05-26 1:44 PM Subject: RE: CJ vs Tod Slone
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Posts: 4377 Location: NC
Both are good for flat backed horses. I use to barrow a friends CJs to use on my straight backed horse and then ended up buying a Tod Slone B3 that worked really well on her.
Posted 2016-05-26 2:36 PM Subject: RE: CJ vs Tod Slone
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HorsesNHarleys - 2016-05-26 1:44 PM
Both are good for flat backed horses. I use to barrow a friends CJs to use on my straight backed horse and then ended up buying a Tod Slone B3 that worked really well on her.
Posted 2016-05-26 2:40 PM Subject: RE: CJ vs Tod Slone
It's not my fault I'm perfect
Posts: 13739 Location: Where the long tails flow, ND
I was a CJ fanatic until I realized it made me dashboard my horses neck and my legs shoot behind me. My horse is also a tank and it fit her well but I just couldn't ride it to save my life.
Posted 2016-06-13 8:26 AM Subject: RE: CJ vs Tod Slone
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Posts: 18425 Location: Riding Crackhead.
I love my CJ for my wide horses but my mare who is wide and extreme flat back was making her sore. I switched her to a Lisa wide and it seems to work better for her.
Posted 2016-06-13 2:34 PM Subject: RE: CJ vs Tod Slone
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I have a Tod Slone B3 tree and it is the only thing that fits my very wide chested, wide shouldered mare who does not have a very straight back, she has withers and a dip behind her withers, as a matter of fact if I put it on my colt who has a straight/normal back it has way to much rock to it, so I would say it would not fit a straight backed horse in my opinion...but just e-mail pictures to Tod Slone Saddles and they will tell you exactly which tree to get, that is what I did and it fit my horse perfectly and I have tried pretty much every saddle ever made on her before this one LOL. Sorry for the poor descriptions, I am not great at describing what I see in my head LOL
CJ vs Tod Slone
