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If My Horse Is a 48' With Regular Girth What Is She With a Dressage Girth?

my horse is a 48′ with a hunter girth what is she with a dressage?


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  1. saddlefitter
    June 23rd, 2010 at 09:32 | #1
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    The general rule of thumb is that your dressage girth will be 20" shorter than your long girth – which would mean that a 28" dressage girth should be about the right length. Of course, you’ll have to take into account the length of the billets – some dressage saddles have shorter billets than others – but this measurement should come close.

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