Yes I have two Australian stock saddles. One is a Syd Hill Suprema Northern Barcoo Poley and the other was a bargain from ebay at £30. Sold as an old stock saddle with no makers name I took a chance. When it arrived it had a makers name and my friend in Australia said it was made about 40 years ago by a well known saddlery shop in Sydney that is now closed down. It was in very good condition and fits my cob perfectly. The Syd Hill was given to me by my Australian friend, although it cost me over £200 to ship here!! A lot of history to this saddle as it was used by my friend when he worked on the cattle ranches and also did search and rescue with his horse. Again an old one but in great condition and fits my mare beautifully. There is a photo of it on my mare in my photo album, shown with a seat saver on. There are a lot of cheaply made Australian stock saddles about and I would definately go for a good second hand one rather than a cheap new one. My two saddles are both old ones, but because they are good quality they have stood the test of time. My first choice would be Syd Hill, but they are expensive to buy new.