Ligers N Tigons

Ligers 'N' Tigons

Okay I finally put it on and cinched it out and to my surprise it fit...Like a glove, he didn't fidget or dance around, he was actually falling asleep once I'd finished cinching him up and by the time I'd gotten to bridle him his lower lip was sagging and his eyes half lidded, I had to give him a pat to make him focus but I still sold on the saddle yet, I just had to sit in it and work in it before I was convinced it was any good for the price I'd paid for it. Finally I'd sat in it and let me tell you, this is one comfortable saddle, the seat was very comfortable and it seemed to take some pressure off of my lower back, Handy(My stallion) stood there, his head low and so relaxed, as if I'd hopped on bareback and poked him with a little happy drug(Which I didn't) but he became very responsive and light, his back lifted into the saddle and his stride was so long and comfortable, by now it was pretty hard for me to be skeptical and believe I for once gained when I'd spent 300+dollars on this saddle, it was very pretty and I can even show it in, well crafted and designed, the seat was comfortable and the leather was pretty supple for being brand new, I was amazed; happily of course that I made the purchase. It's been about a month and 2 weeks now and I still love it, still fits and makes the same sweat marks on my horses back, leather hasn't broken down or become worn, I do suggest that you glue the ponchos even if they don't seem to be coming off, you wouldn't want to lose them mid-ride and never find it, I also suggest that you put different stirrups on the saddle because the metal ones that come with the saddles are a bit narrow and could be dangerous, also the leather cinch strap wears out pretty quickly so I would replace it was a nylon one that will be more durable.