They have converters from aussie to western as well as western rigging to
english on page above. I LOVE my western to english converter for my sport
saddle. Its great to have an english girth--so easy and can tighten and loosen
from on top of my horse!
Karla Watson
Portland, Oregon
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 1:07
AM
Subject: RE: [RC] girth converter -
Australian to western
> A while back there was a post about converting a western
cinch ring to
English billets...
Along that same line, where can I
get information about setting up an
Australian saddle to accept a western
cinch? I'm going to order Australian
girths, but one of my clients would
like to be able to use a western rig
instead.
TIA!
Linda
Linda Cowles
Horse 'N Hound
New, Consigned & Used
Tack
9155 North State St. #13,
Redwood Valley, CA 95470
EASY
access with Hwy 101 frontage!
Shop: 707-485-0347
Fax:
707-485-0453
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