Flexible harness saddle tree
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Mar 2, 2004
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Dec 30, 2002
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Dec 30, 2002
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The tree of a harness saddle band is formed of an elongated, narrow, thin, strip of resilient plastic material bent into an inverted U-shape having a central bight portion and integral depending leg portions. The bight portion is stiffened to resist bending or flexing of the bight portion. The depending leg portions are resiliently flexible relative to the bight portion for independently bending laterally towards an away from each other and for independently bending longitudinally forwardly and rearwardly of the horse. The junctions between the leg portions and the bight portion are provided with raised ribs which are decreasingly tapered in the direction from the bight portion towards the free ends of the leg portions. Thus, the saddle band may resiliently flex or bend with the lateral expansion and contraction of the horses body during breathing of the horse and may resiliently flex or bend longitudinally with the corresponding longitudinal movements of the portions of the horse's body which are overlapped by the harness saddle band.
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