SexyDexy
Posts : 1307 Join date : 2009-03-30 Age : 47 Location : Debert, NS
| Subject: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 5:26 pm | |
| Since I can't seem to sell that darn Big Horn saddle that was too small for me, I have a chance to trade it for a Kieffer dressage saddle. Now, I know nothing of dressage, but I'm pretty sure Kieffer saddles are fairly decent and I should be better able to sell it in the future to recover my money. You never know, I may ride in it and actually like it So, are they decent saddles and what are they worth new? I googled the style and it came up on several sites anywheres from 500 - 1000 pounds (British sites). | |
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just joan Mod
Posts : 4607 Join date : 2009-03-30 Age : 72 Location : THE BULLSHIT STOPS HERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEIN PHADRUIG CAPE BRETON
| Subject: Re: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 7:41 pm | |
| really nice, top of the line type saddle......comparable to a genuine Billy Cook reining saddle with silver............ | |
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just joan Mod
Posts : 4607 Join date : 2009-03-30 Age : 72 Location : THE BULLSHIT STOPS HERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEIN PHADRUIG CAPE BRETON
| Subject: Re: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 7:43 pm | |
| sorry I forgot about price........but that would depend on the store unless they are a regulated price..........google that big store in brantford ont.....shoot oh ho hollllPleasantridge they usually have lots of saddles listed and priced. | |
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SexyDexy
Posts : 1307 Join date : 2009-03-30 Age : 47 Location : Debert, NS
| Subject: Re: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 8:04 pm | |
| Pleasant Ridge has a used one for $960. I think I'll go ahead with it. Mine is absolutely no good to me and atleast the Kieffer is a 18" seat and would fit me. Plus, I sold all my english saddles so it would be nice to have one incase I got the itch to use it. Now just have to get them swapped safely between here and Gagetown. I'm think COD for shipping is the way to go. | |
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Twilight
Posts : 185 Join date : 2009-03-31
| Subject: Re: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 8:22 pm | |
| That particular one is an older one, a more forward cut than some dressage saddles, but a Kieffer is still a good brand. They are a classic, like a Stubben, or Passier.
Let us know what you do! | |
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SexyDexy
Posts : 1307 Join date : 2009-03-30 Age : 47 Location : Debert, NS
| Subject: Re: English saddle question Thu May 21, 2009 8:29 pm | |
| - Quote :
- a more forward cut than some dressage saddles
What does that mean for the rider? I'm a complete dummy when it comes to anything english. I still think it's worth a bit more than what I'm trading, and I could actually get some use out of it. Better than looking at the other one collecting dust. ETA: Looking at the pictures again, by forward, I think you mean that the panels angle slightly forward instead of straight down like most other dressage saddle I've seen. So does it feel more like a AP saddle then? | |
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