Paso Fino Lover

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Comment by Cindy Tipton on June 30, 2010 at 8:23am

Hi Raven, I may be interested in your saddle. Need some pics & info on it, size, gullet width, shirt length. You can e-mail pics & info to
tony-cindy@live.com . ThankYou, Cindy

Comment by Raven on June 29, 2010 at 10:55pm

I have a Meseca saddle with crupper, breastcollar, pad, girth and stirrups for sale.

If anyone is interested ...please let me know.

iceponygoddess@gmail.com

Or if you know where I should post/list the saddle, please let me know.

Thanks!
Raven

Comment by Karen on June 2, 2010 at 5:11pm

Excellent! I use snaffles on my paso's, they are trained to respond softly and yield laterally to soft pressure. I also practice the wild horse (natural) trim on my guys and don't have any issues with founder, or lack of gait because of angle. I have a pair of hoof boots to use on gravel if necessary.

Comment by Valentina Escobar-Gonzalez on June 2, 2010 at 9:48am

My only American friend in Miami in the Paso fino business commented, "Things are getting better in the paso breed it seems. Alotta trainers using boots and snaffle bits on their horses!" Paso Fino (World) Spectrum Show was held in Miami this past weekend.

Comment by Karen on March 31, 2010 at 9:13pm

Check out Kuda store or Sycamore creek for columbian saddles. I have a Mesace which is a columbian and it is quite comfortable and fits my small gelding who is barely 14 hands and all of 800 lbs and my slightly bigger mare who is 14.2 and larger in the barrel.

Comment by Cindy Tipton on March 31, 2010 at 4:24pm

Hi Karen, right now I'm using a light western saddle, made by American Saddlery. The skirt is 24" long & he has such a short back that it's too long. I've been looking around on the internet for something else, maybe a Colombian Paso saddle. A friend of mine rides her Paso's in a flex tree endurance saddle, I cked out some of those & they are too pricey for me.

Comment by Karen on March 29, 2010 at 8:12pm

Hey I have a question for you both? What type of saddle do you use on your paso?

Comment by Karen on March 23, 2010 at 10:04pm

Well he is beautiful, same colour as all my Paso's. They do love to go.. I still have to work hard on walking in a calm manner in my mare, my gelding on the other hand does well at walking in a calm manner, but likes to run... as soon as you let him, he tries to take the bit and go... fast, home.LOL gotta be a barrel racer to hang on..

Comment by Cindy Tipton on March 23, 2010 at 6:15am

I just LOVE this horse, but he does have alot of GO GO GO! Since we are still learning about each other I've only ridden in the round pen. We are working HARD on walking in a nice calm manner. I plan on using him for trail riding, hopefully by summer we can hit the hills. He's my profile picture, here's another of him.

Comment by Karen on March 22, 2010 at 10:36pm

They are! I was out for 2 hrs yesterday, LOL, my mare was supposed to be taking it easy, this being only her second time out since the snow set in, but she was in a mood and the since she wouldn't settle down, she got to work! Usually my riding partner is the one having issues (jigging, etc) but this time the tables were turned. By the end of the ride, my mare was wetter than a dogs breakfast, all because I wanted a nice easy walk... LOL they sure have some brio. It was great fun, found out she could do a really nice shoulder in, not to bad on the rollbacks and getting there on the spins..

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