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How to you measure the tree of a saddle?

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(Not the seat size, I mean if it has a narrow, medium or wide tree) Or if you can tell me websites where I can get the information

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  1. A narrow tree is generally made for gaited horses, and might have a narrow gullet measurement - 6 1/2" or less.

    A medium tree is usually described as having quarter horse bars - qhb.

    A wide tree will have a wide gullet - 7" or so - and be called full quarter horse bars, or fqhb.

    If you have a saddle you are wondering about, you might try calling the manufacturer and ask them what saddle you have. Are  there serial numbers on a plate, or other numbers that you see, that will help you/them in deciding what saddle you have? (I called the maker of a saddle that was made 5 years ago - they still had the info)

    Not  trying to hype a particular(commercial) site, but this one has some good info:

    www.horsesaddleshop.com/howshoulifit.h...

    Good luck, and hope this helps!

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