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Credit: Photo by Jennifer Paulson This leather back cinch is fitted properly—not too loose nor too tight. It fastens to the rear billet midway up the horse’s side with room for adjustment up or down. The connecting hobble is tightened to keep the cinch slightly forward of vertical and away from the flanks.

Western Back Cinches: Key Facts

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Product Review: SoulShine Horse Ware

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Test-Ride that Saddle!

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How to tie a Clinician Halter

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SMx Air Ride Saddle Pad

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How to size and use a VenTECH Cinch

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Lightweight Trail Saddles for Your Horse

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2010 Denver Market Product Parade

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Master buckle artisan Pam Ward (right) and a friend pose at the 2009 All American Quarter Horse Congress to show off Pam

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