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mreklaw
Reg. May 2008
Posted 2015-04-01 8:33 PM
Subject: RE: Crown C advise.


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Don't buy until your horse is fully matured ( physically). Went thru 2 before I decided to wait til he is 6 or 7! Love the saddle tho!
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cheryl makofka
Reg. Jan 2011
Posted 2015-04-01 9:12 PM
Subject: RE: Crown C advise.


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I have 2 and a third is currently in the making.

I love mine

If you are starting the crown c journey I suggest getting the horse properly fitted, and you need to get fitted.

The flat trees seats for bigger then the regular trees I think by 1/2", and if you get a saddle too small you will get dumped over the front.

I had my 4 yr old fitted by Brian and Tracey, they fitted her an 11 flat, se had no atrophy and has not went up any, she is now 6. This saddle is the only saddle she is not cold backed in, night and day difference even cinching her up.

If your horse is atrophied behind the shoulders you will need to go through a few saddles, and shim, if the back is in perfect condition you may not need to.

As for my 2/3 yr olds I ride them in one of my other saddles which ever one is the closest to fitting

If you have any questions feel free to message me and I will try and help you

Crown c also does a demo program, I encourage everyone to do this

As for the cheapest saddle

Irvines western wear in canada was the cheapest even at a dollar to dollar ratio. With the Canadian dollar being so crappy you will save another 15%
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Guiness
Reg. Jul 2009
Posted 2015-04-02 7:38 AM
Subject: RE: Crown C advise.


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I have a 7" Gullet. I love it. I really had to play with pad combinations and shims to make it fit. Plus my horse runs a little downhill so that doesn't help at all. I had to raise the front up quite a bit. My horse runs well in it and it doesn't hinder him at all. BUT I would take a Meleta Brown Freedom saddle in a heart beat if they came in a smaller seat size.
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