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Re: Wide backed horses. Maybe the problem with sore knees (besides old knee
injuries) is that the rider is trying to grip with the knees rather than
balance on the seat bones. If the pain goes away by lengthening the
stirrups a bit, as another reader suggest
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I use to get very sore knees till someone pointed out that the stirrups
were too short. Lengthened them and no more problems.
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> Subject: wide-backed horses a proble
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Several people mentioned that they have soreness and knee problems from riding
because Fjords are so wide-backed. In my experience, the wider-backed the
horse, the more comfortable he is for me to ride. The only time I've ever
gotten sore from riding was whe
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