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Building a better world for horses.
Saddle Fitting
We've all worn a pair of shoes that didn't quite fit right. Or felt how pain/discomfort somewhere in our body makes us move with less than optimal mechanics.
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Imagine being asked to perform or carry weight while your equipment dug into you.
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"Poor saddle fit," are words all horse people dread hearing, but it's important to know how well your saddle fits both you and your horse.
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How to know if you need a saddle fit assessment:
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Your horse won't sit still while being saddled
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Loss of muscle
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Sensitivity in their back when brushed or touched
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Saddle doesn't stay centered when riding
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Dry spots
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Your horse twitches under saddle
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Biting at sides while riding
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Bucking
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Sores
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Wearing
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Flightiness or anxiety under saddle
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Sluggish movements under saddle
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Stiff turns under saddle, or not stepping under
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