Pls help horsey/dressage people

Re: Pls help horsey/dressage people

Anonymous — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:05:41 GMT

[quote user="Sian Gale"]

Thats perfect Steph thankyou so much, exactly what Ive been looking for!

I ride him in one of them because he is too wide for any saddle, imagine riding a table..! But it is actually very comfy in our bareback padded saddle! and no I havent been putting the stirrups up but it doesnt matter long as we are both comfy and safe!

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totally understand, sometimes the treeless and barebacks are the better options vs. the expensive hand fitted wide saddles which still sometimes pinch and cause discomfort. Hope those work out for ya. :)

Re: Pls help horsey/dressage people

Sian Pasquale — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:49:55 GMT

Thats perfect Steph thankyou so much, exactly what Ive been looking for!

Re: Pls help horsey/dressage people

Anonymous — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:21:52 GMT

http://www.equinewhispers.co.uk/shopping//product_info.php?cPath=150_94&products_id=485&v7=670706709ea807a3fdb166ef8719fcd5

I'm assuming by cloth saddle you mean a bareback padded saddle. these should be what you are looking for. we use them in my lessons for my disabled riders. :) hope this helps.

Re: Pls help horsey/dressage people

Polly P — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:12:13 GMT

It's possible as they are much thinner, which is not neccesarily a good thing, also you can't put them up, but I'm not sure if you can with what you're currently using anyway...

Is there any particular reason you're using a saddle cloth rather than a regular saddle?