Do you happen to know which model it is? What type of horse(back shape)?
I have the Cervia, Classic and the Alto. I’ve had the Cervia for 8 years and the others for around 4, love them all still. Horses have had no issues since having them fit and in daily use.
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You can click through them all here: https://www.amerigo-saddles.com/disciplines/dressage/
An example: https://www.amerigo-saddles.com/saddles/cervia-pinerolo-2/
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Excellent to hear, thanks!
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Yes, thank you, I have perused that list extensively, lol! The Pasubio is one that was recommended I try or possibly the CC. I have yet to find anyone that has or rides in those models, so I’m just curious what they bring to the table. 
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I am using an Amerigo Vega now. My horse was in the Frank Baines Pirouette for about 5 years but his shape has change enough with his training to require a totally new saddle. I bought it used about 8 weeks ago and I love it.
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Honestly, I feel they all ride pretty similar even though they are shaped differently because of how they fit the horse. The one that slightly is different is the alto because of the flatter seat but I tend to prefer a flat seat so I like that one also. I’ve ridden in almost all of the models. The pinerolo leather is definitely nice upgrade if you can swing it.
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I have had a Cervia Siena for almost 3 yrs, love love love the saddle. Highly recommend, nice deep seat, good thigh bocks and the leather is so soft!
went thru his site, found one used
https://equestrianimports.com/product-category/used-saddles/used-dressage-saddles/?filter_make=amerigo
I have a Cortina as well and love it. My only issue is my now 7yo grew when I thought he was done growing and I have to send it in to get widened.
I work with Robin from World Equestrian Brands and she is AMAZING.
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You asked which Amerigo dressage saddle my student used. It was the Vega.
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