Official Ghost Dealer for
Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Oaklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas
How the Demo Process Works
The demo period is 14 days so that you have the time necessary to ensure the saddle works for both you and your horse.
A surcharge of $5.00/day beyond the 14-day demo period will be assessed unless approved in advance. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you need additional time, my priority is that you have the saddle long enough to properly try it out to be sure of your purchase decision.
Please remove the girth after riding to avoid strong wear marks at each hole. Before returning the saddle, please clean sweat, dust, and horse hair off with a damp cloth or a strip of packing tape. Use the saddle cover provided to provide protection when not in use.
Most demo saddles may be purchased, so every saddle going out is either brand new or may have been demoed once. When we've identified the right model for you and your horse, and it's availability. After payment is received, the saddle and accessories will be shipped the next business day in most cases. I generally ship via UPS ground which can take from 2-4 days depending how far you are from Colorado.
Your demo model is expected to be ridden in; however, please take care to avoid non-typical wear and abuse or you will be charged an additional $125 demo fee.
NOTE: Prices are subject to change based upon the Euro to dollar exchange rate.
Horse & Rider Information Required to get Your Demo Started
Although treeless saddles are flexible and able to fit many shapes without any alteration, sometimes more is needed. A simple shim can ensure the rider is balanced, which helps them have an effortless and pain-free ride as well as helps the horse develop good musculature from a free-swinging gait and no impediment from a hard tree or a tipped rider.
In general, with the latest base and panels, the saddle will maintain a good spine channel clearance over 200lbs. But different riding styles and disciplines will affect how well you and your horse will do treeless at higher rider weights. We have 200lbs casual riders doing quite well. For endurance, I think an upper limit of 185lbs is reasonable, but that can vary. I would be more cautious for jumping.
Example photos (thank you, Ashley!)
Please contact Amanda at 719-641-9580 or mossrockendurance@gmail.com
so we can get you set up with a demo that works for both you and your equine!