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Post by gypsycobsrule on Jul 22, 2011 22:50:08 GMT
Hi, wondering if anyone can help? I have a 17'' Fylde Ray saddle in an extra wide fit and am struggling to find a numnah that fits it well. I am looking for something thats thicker than the usual cotton quilt. Saddle is used on a 15hh traditional cob, she doesn't have much wither. All numnahs I have tried in past are either too big as its a compact saddle or they slip. Would be great if anyone can help! Thank you!
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Post by tabbyx on Jul 22, 2011 23:31:29 GMT
Courtlea,they are fantastic,very helpful and great value for money,we've just bought a new one for my show pony after having the one we still use now for at least 10 years,still looks good now!
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Post by gypsycobsrule on Jul 25, 2011 22:31:40 GMT
thanks for that, sounds good will have a look into it x  |
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Post by nickiop on Jul 26, 2011 13:29:19 GMT
Courtlea all the way for me too, fabulous bits of kit, will be orderinf one for my new Flyde soon |
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Post by Tywood on Jul 26, 2011 13:40:08 GMT
Sorry to jump in on your thread gypsycobsrule, but I have a similar problem and have the same saddle as you, as a lot of people recommend the courtlea numnahs, and I have looked at them at shows, I was wondering if apart from not slipping out from underneath the saddle, do they also help stop saddle movement at all?
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Post by nickiop on Jul 26, 2011 14:51:48 GMT
I use one with my Hayden on my flat backed C and neither the numnah or saddle slip they are fab and well worth the money xx |
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Post by breeze on Aug 2, 2011 7:04:45 GMT
i have a sheepskin one made by fylde specifically to fit under my 17"Ray, fits perfectly.
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Post by sbloom on Aug 2, 2011 7:25:09 GMT
Sorry to jump in on your thread gypsycobsrule, but I have a similar problem and have the same saddle as you, as a lot of people recommend the courtlea numnahs, and I have looked at them at shows, I was wondering if apart from not slipping out from underneath the saddle, do they also help stop saddle movement at all? Sheepskin is unlikely to improve stability issues as it has movement in it, in the pile. It might help occasionally but an expensive experiement....not to say I don't like sheepskin, I do, and the Courtlea numnahs are great value, but they are not a fix for many things. |
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