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| SANDRA HUOT TELLS HER STORY ABOUT THE CORRECTOR ! |
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| SHE HAS USED IT FOR YEARS AND FOUND THE SYTEM IS BEST WITH SOCK OR ENVELOPE PAD! |
Hi Len, We won the Green Horse Trail,
Novice Amateur Trail, Select Amateur Trail at the Canadian National Quarter Horse Show 2008. My horse's registered name
is "Tommy Two Lark" He was in
his show Tack for hours and did not sore up or even get the least bit uncomfortable. His last go was even better than his
first! I did have a winning photo taken
but haven't got it back yet.
I have just purchased a Sock to cover the Corrector, which is in the Supreme Cutter Envelope. It is to go under my Show Pad,
as the Cutter Pad is great for everyday use but just too big under my show pad. This week at the show I had to use the Corrector
over a thin felt under the show pad and it just does not sit the way the Cutter pad does. However it was still much better than without it. My horse's back is much stronger
now we are always using the Corrector and he does not have the hollows behind his shoulders like he used to,
before we used your saddle pad system. Now, he never gets saddled without it! We just won the Quarter Horse Canadian Nationals in all our divisions.
He is able to work consistently and comfortably now we are using your system. Thanks so much!! Sandy Huot ...
Aug. 26th 2008.
Hello Len , I just wanted to let you know that
the SOCK works wonderfully well under my Show Pad.
Also my horse's back has improved so much since I started uing your saddle pad system that I have been able to reduce
the front shims from 3 down to 2! His back looks awesome , his top-line has improved immensely. He can lift his back
now without discomfort and he is getting softer and softer with all his trasitions. We just had another great show and came home with another circuit award buckle! I have given your contact information to other Quarter
Horse Show people who have had the same saddle fitting problems that we have had. Thanks for inventing such a
great product! Sandy 9-23-08 Len, My horse is turning 17 this year and his back
now looks better than it did when he was years younger. It is exciting for me to be able to now add other classes to our show
schedule and know that he is happy and comfortable and totally willing to go out there and work for me. People
can't believe he is 17, even the vets think he looks like a 6 yr old! I believe his conditioning and his new attitude
are a direct result of using your saddle pad system. Thank you so much for developing it! Sandy .... Jan. 07, 2009
| A CURVED NAVAJO, RELIEF CUT FOR CLOSE CONTACT RIDE |
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| MARKET TESTING ON THE BEST LOOKING PAD EVER MADE. ORDER YOURS NOW! BLACK MESA |
| Claude Bryant &Horse got 2nd at Grand Is.in R Cut' |
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| They work cattle, Trail ride & compete together for 10years now. |
Dear Len, Thanks for the Saddle Pad. It has changed the way my horse works! Before, when you would be CUTTING a Cow, sometimes
he would pitch a little, and or, not run real Hard to the FENCE. I tried several PADS. But when I used your
New design pad, he is now working like a Champ! We took second at Grand Island this year in RANCH CUTTING! By
the way, my Granddaughter and I do a lot of Trail Riding and there is so much difference, Hank WALKS FASTER AND
MOVES WITH HIS HEAD DOWN! Thanks, Claude Bryant ,Ok. - I designed the corrector to overcome~ basic inadequacies found in most
all saddles. In
95`&96`over 500 top ROPERS and REINERS paid $1,000 apiece to have the O/Flex System put in their saddles. Though
it worked well for the horse, most riders couldn't get used to:.....
- The feeling of being
up "off" the horse.
- Having
to girth extra tight!
- The Rebound
of the panel system. (bounce)
- How
many shims to put behind the shoulders! The loss of CONTACT & FEEL to their horse!
- Now
for only the cost of a quality pad you can get a far advanced system that; makes any saddle work for your horse
or any other horse, frees up the shoulders and restores natural movement and gives you closer contact! It also positions
your saddle properly every time, regardless of the horse you put it on.
STOP...SPENDING THOUSANDS!.
FIGHTING ~the SADDLEFIT MONKEY~Len
| This 1890's saddle tree would EAT THIS HORSE UP! |
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| With the Corrector as shown, It won't hurt the horse at all, it's hard to bite thru the shields! |
| This shows you the shields up close on the horse. |
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| If new trees were made this straight they would function better than most of todays saddles. |
| GUT IS TIGHT, HORSE'S BACK IS PARTLY UP NOW! |
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| NEXT PHOTO SHOWS THE BACK RELAXED & A GAP AS THERE SHOULD BE WHEN STANDING. |
| THERE COULD BE MORE GAP WITH POSITIVE RESULTS! |
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| WITH HORSE STANDING ADD a GENEROUS LIFT IN FRONT TO BALANCE RIDER + ALLOW BACK TO LIFT. |
| PRO CUTTER IS UNDER A WILL JAMES CLOSE TREE. |
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| THIS TREE HAS CUTTER BARS but is FOR ALL ROUND WORK! |
Len, I've been using the Corrector for
about 2 months now, and just wanted to let you know how it was working. I have a 9 yr. old REINING HORSE who was sluggish when he was asked to back up. I
felt that my saddle was digging in behind his shoulder blades. Since I have used the Corrector his backup has improved greatly.
His turnarounds have improved as well.I wanted to thank you for a great invention.
Sincerely, Melissa Peabody, April 29th 2004
| BARREL RACER DROPS BY TO GET 30 |
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| HER HORSE WORKED WELL WITH THE CORRECTOR AND SQ. PRO ENVELOPE. A COUPLE OF SHIMS IN FRONT IS ALL. |
Hello Len,
I have a mule that got very bad sores from a flex saddle, which I thought would not make her sore. It is a timberline
cutback trail blazer model. I guess it was copied from the Ortho- Flex saddle, so I was told. I also used a proffesional
choice air pad under this saddle. She has permanent damage to her back in the form of very bad lumps. I saw the
damage soon enough due to the winter hair. Will the Corrector system correct this problem? P.S. Again, a person would not think a flex saddle of this kind would do this. - Regards, Sephen J
| JANSING IS CONSERVATIVE, HE RODE THE CORRECTOR 1YR |
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| HIS TESTIMONIAL IS IN WESTERN HORSEMAN JUNE ISSUE! |
Hello Len, Back in the spring I had you work on my Timberline Flex
Saddle. I in fact I had used this saddle for a period of 2 years prior to this. During that time, never did
I know I was hurting my mules back. As a result it was putting severe saddle sores inbedded in her back which she still lives
with. Len said some screws had worked loose which holds on the delrin panels and were grinding in the mules back.
Thanks to Len Brown and the re-construction of the saddle and the Corrector pad,
the lumps haven't gotten any worse and maybe have improved some. I rode her all summer and at this point feel very confident
I can ride her without feeling like I am hurting her. Thanks Len .... Stephen Jansing 12 / 12 / 2008
The Envelope
pad is the easiest way to use your Corrector. Front balance shims are often necessary to put you balanced in the seat of your
saddle. Using it with only 1/2" total thickness and your saddle just back of the shoulders you may ride lower
in front than with your old thick pad or your saddle up over the shoulders. The balance shims are designed to lift the
saddle for your comfort without pinching at the withers like thick pads do.(or roll on the roundbacked horse) The envelope
is cut to move like the corrector. Cut: back in front, Elliptical in center, and forward from rear, it's the coolest
close-contact pad for the horse you'll find. With a core of 1/4" Polyester felt, a bottom of Polyester Bedpad Fleece,
and a top of 1/8" dense Black felt you're properly outfitted for anything. The Corrector stays clean and balance
shims are held on top of the protective shields as with any of the 3 types of envelope pads. Just slip the corrector
or shims in or out in a few seconds to give you a complete saddling system.
All Envelope pads with wearleathers now have
Hermann Oak Gator Harness Wearleathers. Just to give you the best and make it last. Len
| Contoured UltrLite>Pro Series Envelope |
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| NOW W/ "GATOR HARNESS & the Best Fleece available. |
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| PRESSURE IS WHAT MAKES THE CORRECTOR FUNCTION! |
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| PRESSURE AND THE PROTECTIVE SHIELD IS NOW THE SHAPE OF THIS Quarter mare! |
The cut of the CorrecTOR and the 4 molded protective shields shape to your animal
immediately. They follow his movement thru the; bending,raising and lowering, of his back. Relief slots are engineered to
buffer the pressures of Impingement to Movement created by all saddles. This prevents interference with the shoulders
and keeps the saddle in the correct position. No Damaging Pressures at the withers & loins! You get close contact, natural
movement and a more stable saddle even in the downhill. Call Len @ 816 625 0333 The New Moneyback Guarantee for US customers in the USA: Follow your 1 page of balance shim instructions
and ride your Corrector for up to 30 days. If your're impressed with what the Corrector has done for your horse
or mule, get on the phone to Len, explain and get a return Authorization Number. Put it on the outside of the
original box, pay for shipping and you will received a refund the retail price you paid for the Corrector
and Envelope pad, less a 20% restocking fee. I've been selling the Corrector long enough I don't expect to be getting
very many back. Thanks, Len
Click here,look at the prices & specs.you can order right away or wait till later, your horse will thank you when you do,
Len
| THE FRONT & REAR SHIMS LEAVE A BIG GAP, SEE BELOW. |
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| ONCE YOU START TO EVEN WALK THE BACK HAS TO COME UP! IT'S UP EVEN MORE AT THE TROT. |
| Ft. & Rear SHIMS MAKE ROOM FOR THE BACK TO LIFT |
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| 6 FT. & 4 REAR IN A SET... LIKE WEDGES UNDER A ROCKER THEY STABILIZE THE SADDLE, HORSE OR MULE. |
Deb Kemna-Fairchild, Cedaredge, CO. In her own words!
"He was unwilling to work and fought my every request
to learn, he hurt. WOW, We are now sidepassing and having a ball."
To read the rest of Deb's story. go to the HORSEMAN'S
FEEDBACK page on the Navigation Bar ABOVE LEFT ....
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| A PACK SADDLE LEN REWORKED for THE 3,000 mi RIDE |
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| HORSEBACK for 3,000mi. THRU THE WEST TAUGHT MANY LESSONS ABOUT SADDLEFITTING AND the HORSE. |
The Std. CorrecTOR fits 13"
thru 14" saddles with 25" or shorter skirts, Synthetic saddles can size down 1" for ordering, because their
bars are shorter. Most Aussie models and any 17" or larger English work well with a Std.Western for
trail, endurance, etc. Saddles
14.5" and up with a 26"skirt or longer and 22" + Bars work best with the Large Western CorrecTOR.
Lengths of the Western Correctors: [Std.=25&1/4" lgth, Large =27&1/4" lgth.]
Send Saddles or Checks to:
LEN BROWN'S INNOVATIONS
38901 E Colbern Rd. Ext.
Oak Grove, MO. 64075 Phone>
816 625 0333
They
copied all they could copy,
But they couldn't
copy my mind;
And I left them
sweatin`and stealin`,
A
year and a half behind.>Rudyard Kipling
Since 1983 I've spent millions educating the public about the effects of saddles on the horse. My Misson has always been to improve
the lives of HORSES, that I'd grown very close to, after our 3,000 mi. horseback TREK in 1982 with 2 riding horses and 3 pack
horses.
Now there are "Questionable Delrin Panel / Flex Saddles" everywhere.
Have you spent Big Bucks for a poorly made FLEX model {to hopefully FIX your saddling problems} just to wake up with
a WHOLE SET of worse PROBLEMS? Don't confuse Form-to-Fit & other Flex-Tree saddles with spring
panel Orthoflex type saddles. The CorrecTOR works great with the flexible tree and treeless saddles that are
harsher to the horse than most regular saddles. If you have one, you need the corrector; enough said! PS> since first writing the above I've noticed saddle manufacturers have made their flex
trees stiffer & with little flex. I guess it took a lot of mad customers out there to finally get thru to these manufacturers
that: The last thing the horse needs is to have a FlexTree bend and hit the middle of his back in a small localized spot.
Maybe there is only 15 or 20 K of them out there!
The CorrecTOR will fix rolling problems of a Delrin panel system like the Ortho-Flex. You'll
see testimonials from long time Ortho-Flex owners on the site. First you have to remove the panels, here's
why: It's the pressure from the front of the bars; that keeps the CorrecTOR and YOUR saddle positioned, and makes it work.
"That same pressure that gives you fits right now with your regular saddle!" The lack of any localized
pressure under a Delrin Panel saddle is why they roll like a "CAMEL SADDLE" and slide forward in the downhill like a pair
of Snow Skis.
From two to four hundred I remove the Delrin Flex-Panels
from: Ortho-Flex, Timberline, American Flex Saddles, Amera Flex, FlexLite and Watson Bros Western style saddles.
That price includes new fleece on the old skirt leather, restitching and mounting the skirts, like a normal saddle's
skirts. Checking and correcting the rigging positioning and angle. Shimming crooked bars with leather or felt as
necessary and return shiping to you. The Price on English is highest, Endurance models can quite a bit less than
the western. See the page on Delrin Panel saddle Conversions. Len >816 625 0333 Then you will need the CorrecTOR to evenly
distribute the excess tree pressures as your horse moves, just like it does under any other saddle! As well, it will
give you close contact, position your saddle automatically, stop the bounce & rubbing and eliminate pressure
points under panel & skirt mountings! [CLICK ON CUSTOMER FEEDBACK FOR MORE INFO]
Most of the above Knock Off Delrin Panel Saddles have
panels that are way to stiff & pinch at the withers and cause extreme friction soring in the ft. and rear from
bounce, the CorrecTOR will fix that also. Just remove the Too-Stiff Panels or skirts. Your Flex Panel
saddle will lose 5 lbs. and be 4" or 5" shorter if you want me to reduce the skirt size also.
Unfortunately
most of the above has been very confusing to the public. Just a mad rush to make big bucks with
little knowledge or long term experience with the Quirks of a touchy spring panel system, or <flex
tree & half tree saddles (treeless)>THAT have been around in Europe for hundreds of years!
It takes years of experience to "safely" step outside of the tried and proven in the horseworld and be successful
for the longhaul. I learned this the hard way over the last 24 years! I've made mistakes and I've learned a
lot. There are no OLDTIMERS in this field but me, and I'm SMART ENOUGH NOT TO DO A FLEX-PANEL SADDLE AGAIN! Don't believe the History of the Panel System Saddles by HillView
Farms or Kathy. She was doing patent knockoffs but they've mostly expired by now. The trademark arena is
another problem. She doesn't make her own trees either. The reasons for 2 duplicators are: one for bars,
one for forks and cantles. Not extra business. The tree patterns of all the knockoffs OrthoFlexes are so crude
as compared to my originals it's hard to identify them. The new OrthoFlex is no better.
When I owned ORTHO_FLEX I sent a special pad, special girth, and special rigging, were necessary
to make the PANEL SYSTEM FUNCTION "reasonably well". I spent more on Paying Clinicians, Advertising, and Troubleshooting
the flex panel System than I did making saddles. I shut down ORTHO-FLEX by CHOICE. I could have taken a Chapter 11 and erased
the large debt load and kept on making them. I didn't want to, I knew better after 17 years of trying. The First patented
system I did worked the best but it fatigued and stress cracked in a year and I had to replace 150 of them. NO Material would
hold up to the one system patent. The other LATER patents were done to try and make something work as well as it did
but to stay together. None of these treasure hunters building panel systems and charging big bucks know this. They don't know
the history of "WHY".
Thousands of people make saddles, I make saddles WORK ! Len
Brown
Marijane Boomer >Empire, MI. (In her own
words);
"My horse moves very freely using it,
confirming my initial thought when I first saw it advertised; that looks just strange enough to work!" Read
the rest of her story on the HORSEMEN'S FEEDBACK PAGE,
Len Brown's Innovations, 38901 E. COLBERN
RD. Ext. , OAK GROVE , MO. 64075
Phone 816 625 0333
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