Post by Elaine on Jul 18, 2008 9:26:29 GMT
www.freewebs.com/winningedge/
AAaaahh.. there is a saddle maker out in aus who a lot of the top trainers use out there... Ken Read I think... I rode in one of his ladies aussie stock saddles (sat in the mens too and ouch WAY too big for me!!) and it was gorgeous. The makes them for the individual horse, 1 year waiting list and I think $3000 australian. I think they are among the ultimate aussie stock saddles. Winning Edge I think is the name of his company.
ok googled him:
tashanorpark.com/?page_id=6
www.horsedeals.com.au/horses-for-....eight2 =&page=2
Having completed extensive research on the skeletal and muscular structure of the horse, Ken Read of Gatton Queensland, now produces one of Australia’s best fitting and finest saddles. Known as ‘Winning Edge’ saddles, Ken has determined that horses have six different body shapes but each saddle he makes is custom built to suit the individual horse and rider.With almost 40 years of riding horses, Ken draws on his vast experience to make his “Winning Edge’ saddles which are now sought after overseas, here in Australia and in New Zealand, he has manufactured 800 since 1997.
AAaaahh.. there is a saddle maker out in aus who a lot of the top trainers use out there... Ken Read I think... I rode in one of his ladies aussie stock saddles (sat in the mens too and ouch WAY too big for me!!) and it was gorgeous. The makes them for the individual horse, 1 year waiting list and I think $3000 australian. I think they are among the ultimate aussie stock saddles. Winning Edge I think is the name of his company.
ok googled him:
tashanorpark.com/?page_id=6
www.horsedeals.com.au/horses-for-....eight2 =&page=2
Having completed extensive research on the skeletal and muscular structure of the horse, Ken Read of Gatton Queensland, now produces one of Australia’s best fitting and finest saddles. Known as ‘Winning Edge’ saddles, Ken has determined that horses have six different body shapes but each saddle he makes is custom built to suit the individual horse and rider.With almost 40 years of riding horses, Ken draws on his vast experience to make his “Winning Edge’ saddles which are now sought after overseas, here in Australia and in New Zealand, he has manufactured 800 since 1997.