http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage/what-type-of-dressage-saddle-should-i-buy But see it on horseback Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:50:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage/what-type-of-dressage-saddle-should-i-buy/comment-page-1#comment-3127 neoskya Wed, 21 Apr 2010 23:33:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage/what-type-of-dressage-saddle-should-i-buy#comment-3127 If you are serious about dressage then get ready to drop some money. I would recommend a saddle that can be adjusted so you can keep it forever. I think that any of the Hennig saddles are a dream to ride. Also Schlese has fantastic saddles. I myself own one of their Jane Savoy models. If those are out of your price range try a more modest Passier. They are also very nice saddles and they are much cheaper. Dressage is all about harmony and the saddle can really have am impact in both a negative or a positive way. That is why I always recommend saddles that I consider to be an investment. If the saddle fits both you and your horse very well your riding will be elevated from it. You should poke around a local saddle shop and see if they have any used saddles in the brands that I mentioned. Once you buy a saddle you should also always get it adjuster to your horse ASAP. Hope that helps.<br><b>References : </b><br> If you are serious about dressage then get ready to drop some money. I would recommend a saddle that can be adjusted so you can keep it forever. I think that any of the Hennig saddles are a dream to ride. Also Schlese has fantastic saddles. I myself own one of their Jane Savoy models. If those are out of your price range try a more modest Passier. They are also very nice saddles and they are much cheaper.
Dressage is all about harmony and the saddle can really have am impact in both a negative or a positive way. That is why I always recommend saddles that I consider to be an investment. If the saddle fits both you and your horse very well your riding will be elevated from it. You should poke around a local saddle shop and see if they have any used saddles in the brands that I mentioned. Once you buy a saddle you should also always get it adjuster to your horse ASAP. Hope that helps.
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]]> http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage/what-type-of-dressage-saddle-should-i-buy/comment-page-1#comment-3126 apha_barrelracer Wed, 21 Apr 2010 23:14:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage/what-type-of-dressage-saddle-should-i-buy#comment-3126 I would suggest getting a wintec dressage saddle. You can change the gullet to fit multiple horses and they are very comfortable and nice looking. Pretty inexpensive too. I have a wintec 2000 all purpose saddle and love it.<br><b>References : </b><br> I would suggest getting a wintec dressage saddle. You can change the gullet to fit multiple horses and they are very comfortable and nice looking. Pretty inexpensive too. I have a wintec 2000 all purpose saddle and love it.
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