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This topic is quite popular! There are quite a few what I call "hard-sells" out there about this. My limited three-dacade experience applied, and knowing that continuing education comes in many forms, including my learning curse. It is best explained on a page I added to this site. Please visit:
https://www.pulledwoolsaddlepads.com/avoid-oversized-pulled-wool-saddle-pads.html Photos included! Please know the photos are not to be copied. Thanks! ~Diane
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AuthorPulled Wool Saddle Pads, with over 30 years of professional pad making experience under her belt, Diane C. Myers is dedicated to the craft of pulled wool saddle pads. Based in Southeast Idaho, she builds, tests, and continually refines her pads to ensure lasting quality, balance, and performance. Through her Pulled Wool Saddle Pads, Diane serves working horsemen & horsewomen, and brings together makers of all skill levels to preserve and strengthen the tradition of this time-honored craft. 
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