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#StopTheAbuse
ReplyDelete#EndSidesaddle
Quoting my friend Sarah,"In term of problematic horse things side-saddle isn’t even on the radar. End big lick and then maybe we can talk about what’s next. It’s not side-saddle." Please stop using my blog as a forum for your ridiculous platform.
ReplyDeleteSo totally correct! Cheap side-saddle from the subcontinent (cheap in side-saddle terms is anything new under $1k) are generally bad for horse AND rider because of poor construction and materials, but a well-made side-saddle by a competent European or American saddler, properly fitted to both horse AND rider, is no more abusive than an astride saddle.
DeleteTo claim that it is, demonstrates a distinct lack of knowledge.
Clearly you people don't care about horses
DeleteI love Householder's black unicorn: Straight out of a Zelazny short story! (Unicorn Variation)
ReplyDeleteThis class inspires me.