Custom Saddles: Know What To Expect
The lack of industry standards for “custom” saddles makes shopping for one both a research opportunity and a learning experience. To begin, remember that hand-made and custom-made saddles are not…
The lack of industry standards for “custom” saddles makes shopping for one both a research opportunity and a learning experience. To begin, remember that hand-made and custom-made saddles are not…
…styles are sold in 2-inch increments.) Bonus tip: Look for rub-easing features when shopping. Necklines with hook-and- loop adjustability (e.g., Velcro® or other derivatives) let you tailor the fit. Shoulder…
…your ride and help evaluate whether a saddle is right for you and your horse. Obviously, saddle-shopping starts with careful evaluation—you look for a saddle that fits you, and you…
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…offers a relaxing and memorable beach ride. While the group stays together, you’ll be able to ride at your own pace. Tour guides are extremely friendly and will add a…
…and a horse can only excel within the limits of that framework. ? Good vision. Your horse’s vision guides his steps. “Good eyesight is a must,” explains high-country rider and…
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…Forsberg Meyer (Trafalgar Square Books). • Arena Pocket Guides: Western Exercises, beginning, intermediate, and advanced, by Cherry Hill (Storey Books). • Western Practice Lessons, by Charlene Strickland (Workman Publishing Co.). …
…manufacturers have size guides on their websites or product labels. For both leg and hoof boots, sizes are estimated based on a horse’s height, weight and the circumference of his…