Hi Edwina, Thank you for the video and hi from Melbourne! When you say the saddle has to be ‘straight’ what section are you referring to? Are you speaking of the centre of the seat or the pommel and cantle being in line? I have a saddle that sits straight in the centre of the seat but the cantle sits higher. My horse works freely and has no soreness when I run my thumb and fingers with pressure down her back. Also on the comment of sweat patches, there seem to be some contradicting articles on this. One that made logical sense to me is that sweating only occurs when there is movement of the saddle. You don’t want small dry spots but if you have a large even patch of dry hair, equal on both sides, it means the saddle does not move while riding - which is ideal. I’d be interested in hearing what your thoughts are on sweat spots and the definition of straightness. Thank you Charlie
Thank you so much for your time and effort! It would be great to get your tips on how to see the distance to a jump ;)
😍😍 I love this videos, they’re so useful! Thank you for show us a bit of how you do your job and showing us solutions to common problems
Big pleasure thanks for watching !!
I don't know anything about horse riding, I'm just here to say that Edwina Tops-Alexander is a rad name
Thank you very much, who makes your saddles ? For you, wich saddles marks are the best in comfort for horse and ridder ?
Love it ❤️... Helped a lot ❤️
Hi Edwina,
Thank you for the video and hi from Melbourne!
When you say the saddle has to be ‘straight’ what section are you referring to? Are you speaking of the centre of the seat or the pommel and cantle being in line?
I have a saddle that sits straight in the centre of the seat but the cantle sits higher. My horse works freely and has no soreness when I run my thumb and fingers with pressure down her back.
Also on the comment of sweat patches, there seem to be some contradicting articles on this. One that made logical sense to me is that sweating only occurs when there is movement of the saddle. You don’t want small dry spots but if you have a large even patch of dry hair, equal on both sides, it means the saddle does not move while riding - which is ideal.
I’d be interested in hearing what your thoughts are on sweat spots and the definition of straightness.
Thank you
Charlie
lovely video, nice to see the solutions when it's not fitting the horse. May I ask which stirrups you used?
Hi I use Ontyte !!
Thank you for the video! Could you share the numnah brand you use?
It’s Mattes 🙂
who makes your half pad?
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