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RE: [RC] [RC] endurance pad choices - terry banister

Depending on the style of the Aussie saddle, a thin pad may be all that is required. The Aussie saddles with the stuffing similar to an English saddle are not supposed to be ridden with a thick pad.
Also, some of the styles of Aussie saddles are meant to have the leather sweat flap against the horse's side, and do not require a pad with the long dressage-style flaps.
In other words, a simple Navajo pad is what was recommended to be used with my Aussie saddle from the Australian Stock Saddle Co.
Check out Collin Dangaard's website: www.aussiesaddle.com, then e-mail him with your questions.
Terry
"May the Horse be with you"

>From: "A. B. Wakeman" <lang_girl@xxxxxxxxx>
>To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [RC]   endurance pad choices
>Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 14:11:27 -0800 (PST)
>
>i have an aussie saddle that i am using with a thin,
>cotton dressage pad.  now, i know that the pad won't
>do, so what do you guys suggest i look at?  i have a
>bit of a budget, so nothing crazily priced, but i do
>want my horse to be comfortable.
>
>ashlee
>
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