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Robert,

It totally depends on the type of saddle you are using what pad choices you 
have. I would ride the saddle with the pad the saddle maker/owner 
recommends.

When I have sold a saddle in the past, I have encouraged the buyer to 
purchase the pad used with it..it is usually pennies on the dollar..and then 
use it for awhile to make sure it works for you before replacing it with a 
new one..

If you are buying a new saddle, talk to the seller about what pads work well 
with THAT saddle..

I have in my arsenal..HAF pads, Toklat Woolback, Coolback, Supracor, 
Ulster..you name it...

It totally depends on the type of saddle I am riding in, the horse, how far 
I am going, etc..



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> From: "Robert R" <boxrnr@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Ridecamp" <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [RC]   revisiting the saddle hunt
> Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 20:21:56 -0500
>
> Ok, what about saddle pads.  I just can't believe the saddle I am currently 
> testing doesn't fit.  It looks perfect and I am guessing I am seeing some 
> residual soreness from the previous tester.  I am going to call and see if 
> I can have an additional week to just let him rest and try it again but I 
> need a better saddle pad anyway so I thought I might look for some 
> recommendations on those to match it up with after his rest period.
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