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Just my $0.02 here...
I don't think that there is any reason that a saddle should slide
forward onto the withers, even if the horse is mutton withered. I've
had wide backed Appys with great withers, and now a fjord mare with
essentially no withers. My e
This message is from: "Lori Lemley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's hilly here, so I use a crupper and Y breastplate on my Fjords. Once my
mare tripped while trotting and went to her knees; the crupper ring yanked
out of the saddle tree, but neither me nor the saddle went over her head. It
could have bee
This message is from: "mom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Some have suggested using a crupper and martingale. Anyone with experience
with those options out there?
Sue in N VA who has a very round fjord gelding, but so far no slippage!
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Hi
This message is from: "Susan Felix" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
For those of you who are experiencing saddle slippage, I have had the same
problem. that is why I developed the none slip pad. Everyone so far seem to
like them and they seem to help. The problem is our horses have no with
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A large piece of shammy (soft cloth i believe deerskin used to polish cars)
cloth between the blanket and the horse helps keep things in place.
sue c
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