This message is from: Starfire Farm starfiref...@usa.net
Gentle reminder that the next Fjord Herald deadline is August 1st.
Please gather up your articles, photos, and advertisements and send them
along soon. We'd love to hear about what everyone has been doing this
summer -- and, of course
This message is from: brass-ring-f...@juno.com
I have 2 Limpet Pads, one a thinner English and one a rectangular Western
one. Seems I bought the big one at Equine Affaire and they threw in the
smaller one for the same price, a good deal if you see the prices. I
think they work pretty well. The
This message is from: Lori Lemley lori.lem...@gmail.com
I use treeless saddles (a Bob Marshall, a Nickers Sensation and a
Ghost) on my two Fjord mares. The best things I have found to prevent
slipping are adding a Y-type breastplate and a crupper. The extra
straps are a bit of a hassle to fiddle
This message is from: Cherie Mascis vikinghorseri...@bellsouth.net
I've found that the pads with real wool or wool felt keep the treeless
saddles from slipping, but a breast collar is also a good idea because if
the saddle does pull sideways it can't get all the way underneath.
Cherie
This message is from: Sharon s_obri...@verizon.net
Hi Rachel,
but on a long ride if Lily gets a bit hot, or when doing more energetic
things than usual, it slips badly. Has anyone got a solution to this?
I did 2 things to stop my saddle from slipping. Different saddle pad,
different girth.
1.
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