Quick Summary: In this video, we walk you through how to set up Center Fire Rigging, also known as "V" or Tired of the back cinch getting in the way of your leg connection with your horse, but don't want to lose the stability.
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In this video, we walk you through how to set up Center Fire Rigging, also known as "V" or Tired of the back cinch getting in the way of your leg connection with your horse, but don't want to lose the stability. Paul's quick Tack Talk tip of the week with Darrell Nephew the VP of Sales for Circle Y, ReinSman and Tucker saddles.
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- In this video, we walk you through how to set up Center Fire Rigging, also known as "V" or
- Tired of the back cinch getting in the way of your leg connection with your horse, but don't want to lose the stability.
- Paul's quick Tack Talk tip of the week with Darrell Nephew the VP of Sales for Circle Y, ReinSman and Tucker saddles.
- Call us at 307-421-0076 Visit us on the web at The Synergist Advantage...
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