List of things for sale, may trade all for two horse trailer in good enough shape for local hauling only.

1 heavy duty horse cart with car tires, and adjustable bench seat. $500 take seat off and have a handy small trailer.

1 Cutting saddle, 16in used once $700 and worth that and more. Just love my old saddle too much :)

1 Aussie saddle, 17in very nice $300

1 buggy collar, size 24in, with hames, for large horse, top of the line show equipment here $300 never used, horse died.

1 All purpose English saddle $100 never ridden in, just used to lunge

If you dont see anything you want, would you mind telling your friends without computers about this stuff and giving them my phone number? 228-238-7449 Dana

THANKS!

You're more than welcome tp post pics, Dana
Sometimes, pics help. :)

Dana, What brand is your cutting saddle?

Sheila

HI Kat. It is a Showman. Got serial numbers stamped under the jocks. My insurance company loved that! It is a close contact, with rough-out seat and leathers, and basket tool fenders. Medium oil color, and heavy oxbow stirrups. Comes with back girth that matches. I can email you a picture. I cant seem to get them to load on here tho.

Dana

To post pictures: (BTW, I recommend Photobucket.com. It's free and easy)

You will need a host (like PhotoBucket.com or ImageShack.com, or your ISP) that allows you to link photos. If you use PhotoBucket, it provides all the code you need to display a photo with your post. Just choose the photo you want to display and copy/paste the code that contains the tags.

If you use another host (like your ISP), just insert the URL of the photo between these two tags.

For photobucket, under the pictures you upload there, are three links.
Copy and paste the one that says Img, and voila! Picture posted.
Or, you can copy and paste the Url for a link they can click to see the pic.

if this doesn't make sense, let me know.

Copy and paste the url below in yer browser.

Hey I hope that worked! Let me know if it did.

Dana

http://pictures.aol.com/galleries/adurso20...1160392212370.1

Dana, it worked and thank you. :)

Sheila

I wanted my husband to look at it and he did, as he wasn't sure what a cutting saddle was. It is a nice saddle but not quite what he wanted. You have a nice english and Australian saddle. The Autralian saddles are very comfortable to ride in.

Sheila

It's not you Dana, it's AOL's convoluted way of displaying pictures. Instead of giving you a direct link to the photo, they give you a link to a webpage which then calls the picture from another source. I added the pics for you. If you click on a thumbnail, it will take you to a larger version of the pic.

Thanks Ruth!!

Thats OK Kat. That saddle is a little more contact with the horse than most folks like. You can feel him under ya in other words. Me being a committed bareback rider, thats what attracted me to it, but, its made more for Quarter Horses, not the Arabians that I ride.

Dana

Dana, I might like to take a look, and a feel of that cutting saddle. I'll let you know before too long (I'm still getting settled in and have tons of things to get taken care of) I'll PM you with my phone #, maybe I can come take a look at it.

ok just let me know

Dana