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Old 20th May 2006, 05:45 AM
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circle Y serial number query

Hi all,

I read somewhere an explanation to reading the serial number on a circle y saddle that the groupings of numbers told when it was made, what size bars it has etc.

Got the answer, thanks.

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Old 23rd May 2006, 06:17 PM
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Hi, not sure of the serial number. But this website should explain it fairly well.

http://dreampainter_painted.tripod.com/tack_shop.html
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Old 26th May 2006, 12:48 PM
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C'mon then what is the answer, I have never looked at mine but it would be interesting?????

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Old 27th May 2006, 06:00 AM
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Cheers, folks, that site is great - so much explanation on how to measure them.

Jessey, sadly I didn't get exactly what I was looking for but finally got an email back from Circle Y who told me that the saddle was made in 11/97 - figured that one out myself it has semi qh bars (07) (08=fullqhb) and 'the middle number' indicates the style of seat - in this case it was an equitation seat. Unfortunately the writer didn't specify which set of numbers were the 'middle numbers'.........

Anyway, as I STILL haven't got anyone to measure my girl (fingers crossed for next Thursday at 7.30pm) I am no further forward as I haven't a clue what will fit her......besides I know a Circle Y saddle for sale that I REALLY love, that is just waiting for me (or I hope it still is)to get my backside into gear and get measurements!!)
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Old 30th May 2006, 12:02 PM
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Yes I know of one, still sat there doing nothing

Interesting about the numbers, that will be very handy, I am now riding Bo in his dressage saddle cause I don't think he will be out doing western again (certainly not in the short term) but my youngster is in need of a saddle, she is far wider than Bo, so the hunt begins again.

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..........for a wider western or english??????
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A much, much wider western she is part bred but you would never know she looks very like an old fashioned bulldog type and has a huge square profile to her wither/back
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