How Pad Shape Interacts With the Horse’s Topliner
Why the Topline Shape Matters No horse’s back is perfectly flat. Most horses have at least a modest rise over the withers and a gentle curve along the spine. When…
Why the Topline Shape Matters No horse’s back is perfectly flat. Most horses have at least a modest rise over the withers and a gentle curve along the spine. When…
Introduction A horse that used to work happily under saddle begins to flinch when you tighten the girth. Swish the tail in transitions, or shorten the stride without a clear…
Introduction A saddle can look correct on the rack and even appear to sit nicely on the horse, yet under saddle the horse still feels tight, short-striding, or resistant through…