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RE: [RC] Re-stuffing for an English saddle - Libby & Quentin Llop DVM

Shayne:
       We can redo wool flocking in an English saddle, but we have found that
there is an huge improvement in performance by converting the saddle to
FLAIR, which we also do.  Look at the FLAIR website, www.flair.uk.co.  It is
important to remember, that to be worth redoing, the saddle tree must fit
its intended horse!  At the Cranberry ride, Lib rode in the heavily reworked
Wintec with FLAIR, that we described on Ridecamp.  Her horse was happy to
trot at 10.4 mph (on the GPS), whereas it had only trotted at 9 before.
       I got into saddle adjustment as and adjunct to chiropractic & 
osteopathy,
because it had become obvious to me that much of what was limiting to the
horse was saddle related & there was no one near who did it.

Quentin
near Rochester, NY
www.InvernessFarm.com


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Does anyone know a vendor/store that will re-stuff an English saddle?
Someone reliable and reputable?

thanks

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