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INDEPENDENCE SADDLE    

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Picture of INDEPENDENCE SADDLE The Independence Saddle is an adaptive saddle designed for use by children and adults with severe physical disabilities in equestrian therapy. This saddle features an adjustable backrest, headrest, forearm supports, and handgrips. It also features a prompt reduction technology that gradually allows more independent sitting on horseback by riders with special needs. As the rider gains strength, and goals are achieved, prompts may be removed. SIZES: Sizes are available for children and adults.

Notes: Shipping charges are included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 5695.00.

This product record was updated on February 13, 2009.

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Independent Strides

509 Franklin
Grand Haven, Michigan 49417
United States
Telephone: 616-850-0338.
Fax: 616-846-1390.
Web: http://www.independentstrides.com.
Email: staff@independentstrides.com.


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