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DR 18" STUBBEN GENESIS 32 WIDE BROWN

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DR 18" STUBBEN GENESIS 32 WIDE BROWN18" Stubben Genesis, in very good condition. 32 wide gullet, nice wide channel The narrow twist offers a more close contact feeling for riders and the flocked panel allows for adjustability of fit for horse! Comes with a 7 day trial. FEATURES Seat Size: 18" Fitting: Wide (Marked 32 cm) Color: Brown Panel Type: Flocked Panel Length: 44cm Knee block: Medium Rear Gussets: Upswept Rear Panel Flap Length: 16. 5" Gullet Channel: Front 15cm Middle 5cm Back

18" Stubben Genesis, in very good condition. 32 wide gullet, nice wide channel
The narrow twist offers a more close contact feeling for riders and the flocked panel allows for adjustability of fit for horse! Comes with a 7 day trial.

FEATURES

Seat Size: 18"

Fitting: Wide (Marked 32 cm)

Color: Brown

Panel Type: Flocked

Panel Length: 44cm 

Knee block: Medium

Rear Gussets: Upswept Rear Panel

Flap Length: 16.5"

Gullet Channel: Front 15cm / Middle 5cm / Back 7cm

Additional Information: Includes saddle cover & stirrup leathers

Saddle condition: Very good, slight fading on flap and slight separation on one girth point

Serial Number: D 959432 32

 

 

The dressage saddle "Genesis" features many functional and visual innovations. 

Made with our famous 'Spring Tree' design which is created to flex and move with your horses back whilst also protecting the wither and the rest of the spine. 

Moreover, the whole design of model "Genesis" focuses on the close proximity between horse and rider. Genesis Dressage Saddle Featuring a hinged knee roll which allows movement to contour to your horse’s side. A short front panel rib, resulting in an optimal position of the sweat flap. The Saddle flap is designed with a straighter cut allowing a moderate amount of support in holding your leg position and providing room to move and apply proper aid. Padding on the jockey skirt for extra rider comfortability. The extremely deep, but in no way restricting seat was already a characteristic of the Maestoso series. This saddle is made of full grain cow hide.

Inclusive/Features:
Gusset panel
Long billets
Deep seat
Panel in matching tone
Hinged high knee rolls


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