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17.5" Butet English Saddle

17.5" Butet English Saddle

Jumping saddle PI3. 25 L XM17. 5 gold Been stored in AC environment for past 4 years Refurbished by Butet in 2020. Have all receipts
Subcategory English Saddles
Brand Butet
Condition Used
Seat Size 17.5
Discipline Hunter saddles
Palm desert
$ 2,900
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17" Other Western Saddle

17" Other Western Saddle

Bought this Shenandoah saddle new and only rode in it a couple of times. Gullet size is 7 inches.
Subcategory Western Saddles
Brand Other
Condition Used
Seat Size 17
Discipline Western Pleasure saddles
Blain
$ 200
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17" Other Western Saddle

17" Other Western Saddle

Trekker saddle with adjustable pommel and seat size. Very comfortable to ride in.
Subcategory Western Saddles
Brand Other
Condition Used
Seat Size 17
Discipline Gaited saddles
Blain
$ 1,200
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