How to Detect Lameness in Horses
…feel for under-saddle clues; (6) observe his feet. These 6 signs of lameness in horses will give you clues about your horse’s lameness, and will often result in a safer,…
…feel for under-saddle clues; (6) observe his feet. These 6 signs of lameness in horses will give you clues about your horse’s lameness, and will often result in a safer,…
…the fullest when you are in the saddle. I have seen many riders develop and achieve true enjoyment in their riding with limited time in the saddle. Follow my advice…
…store on the saddle. Most western saddles have small leather tabs or “keepers” on them where things can be attached. The loose end of a cinch can be secured to…
…Stain On A Saddle I just purchased a new rust-color saddle and not knowing better used black stirrup leathers on it. The dye from the stirrup leathers has discolored the…
Juli Thorson says: I’ve ridden since toddlerhood, inside and outside the show ring, and with over 50 years of saddle time, consider myself to be a reasonably competent rider. But…
…neatly are easy to identify and find. Saddle racks, bridle racks, hat can racks, saddle pad racks, blanket bars and shelving units all help create space in your tack stall….
…Checking Tack Before mounting, always check the tack (the horse’s bridle and saddle) to make sure it’s in good condition. Check to make sure that the saddle is secured tightly,…
…the pommel of the saddle, which felt weird. I wasn’t so uncomfortable that I couldn’t keep riding, but I was beginning to feel that I wasn’t riding well anymore. I…
Your position in the saddle affects your horse’s ability to move freely. It also affects your safety, and how you’ll feel during and after your ride. If you sit back…
It’s a beautiful day, perfect for a trail ride on your favorite horse. You grab a few items, saddle up, and look forward to an hour or two of some…