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Jochen Schleese's Blog – July 2010 Archive (1)
Saddle Fit Tip #7 - Saddle Straightness
One of the things I see often – even in professional pictures in various magazines – is that the rider is not sitting straight on the horse. (this is especially obvious when you see the rider from behind!)
Do you often have to step into one stirrup while riding to center your saddle on your horse’s back? This could mean that your saddle does not sit straight on your horse’s back, for whatever reason.
Once you have determined that your saddle has a gullet/ channel that is…
Added by Jochen Schleese on July 15, 2010 at 12:30pm — No Comments
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