>> http://iceryder.blogspot.com/2008/04/bareback-and-bridleless-icelandic-horse.html
>>
> Is Galop his name (bottom left corner). I don't think it is the gait.
> Looks like stepping pace.
Galopp is how she is describing the gait (gallop), or canter.
It may look like a stepping pace because of the
> A young gal in Europe doing bareback and bridleless on an Icelandic
Horse:
>
> http://iceryder.blogspot.com/2008/04/bareback-and-bridleless-
icelandic-horse.html
>
Is Galop his name (bottom left corner). I don't think it is the gait.
Looks like stepping pace.
> >I have experienced Feldenkrais at RWYM clinic with Mary Wanless. I'm
> >in the UK.
>
> Me too. I used to do a fair bit with Mary, and Trisha Abrahamson - do
> you know her too?
>
No. I think I saw someone called Karin who had an exmoor pony. I was
rather over my head at the course as every
On 3/25/08, Mic Rushen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:42:37 -, you wrote:
>
> >I have experienced Feldenkrais at RWYM clinic with Mary Wanless. I'm
> >in the UK.
>
> Me too. I used to do a fair bit with Mary, and Trisha Abrahamson - do
> you know her too?
>
> Mic
>
>
> Mic
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:42:37 -, you wrote:
>I have experienced Feldenkrais at RWYM clinic with Mary Wanless. I'm
>in the UK.
Me too. I used to do a fair bit with Mary, and Trisha Abrahamson - do
you know her too?
Mic
Mic (Michelle) Rushen
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 07:47:15AM -, Susan Coombes wrote:
> I have ridden Corrie a few times bareback. We did walk in a confined
> space then in a half acre paddock. Even with my osteopenia I didn't
> think it was a risk. I didn't even wear my body protector. We tried
> trot a few times but
>>> She had a saddle fitter few months ago and got a wide gullet in her
>>> synthetic saddle.
What brand if I may ask? I just saw that Thorowgood now offers changeable
gullets. I haven't seen one though.
>>> Master saddlers are few and far between. There is one locally who I will
>>> cons
>>>Master saddle fitters are hard to come by
Have you tried to contact Sarah Fisher (TTEAM) in the UK or Jill Sheppard
(Devon , I think) from Heather Moffitt's group?? I don't rec. Heather's
saddles for your situation, but Jill has a very good eye & may be able to
help you find a fitter. An
I have learned so much about saddle fit/equine
> biomechanics/ positively effecting the horse's movement& using my
body on
> the horse in a biomechanically correct way. If she comes anywhere
near you,
> go for lessons or just to audit. She teaches an awesome 1 day
Feldenkrais
Thanks Karen a
Balance International/Carol Brett/bareback<
I can attest to what Karen says about Carol Brett. We tried the Balance
saddles in 2003 for about 1 year & they didn't work for us as my horses
backs widened, but I still take lessons in person from Carol 3-4 x's a year
when she comes to our are
>>>How do you get to stay in the sweet spot in trot?
What's happening when you trot? Are you bouncing up off the horse?
> Is it true that if a horse has a damaged back due to a badly fitting
> saddle they sometimes can't tolerate bareback and need a well fitting
> saddle? That makes some sen
>>> Is it true that if a horse has a damaged back due to a badly fitting
>>> saddle they sometimes can't tolerate bareback and need a well fitting
>>> saddle? That makes some sense to me.
Go to this site and poke around a while: http://www.balanceinternational.com
. In particular, go to his p
>
> I haven't ridden bareback in years. Sixty-five year old great
grandmothers
> do not fall well.
I have ridden Corrie a few times bareback. We did walk in a confined
space then in a half acre paddock. Even with my osteopenia I didn't
think it was a risk. I didn't even wear my body protect
>>>paraphrased...what bareback pads have any of you liked??<<<
Again , I've been very busy, so only caught portions of this thread...
I've been riding my very difficult to fit Icelandic, Selur, in a homemade
bareback pad that has a topline contour built into it with actual dressage
billets hung
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