Does your horse pin its ears when you come near with a saddle?
Buck while you are training? Resist moving forward?
Appear to be unable to perform the task you want?
Perhaps your problem is an improperly fitting saddle.
To truly get the most out of your horse with the least resistance, your saddle must not only fit you, but must also fit your horse. One of the things Alderbrae is committed to (in addition to providing top quality saddles) is ensuring that the saddle is the best possible fit for you and your horse.
Perhaps your problem is an improperly fitting saddle.
To truly get the most out of your horse with the least resistance, your saddle must not only fit you, but must also fit your horse. One of the things Alderbrae is committed to (in addition to providing top quality saddles) is ensuring that the saddle is the best possible fit for you and your horse.
Wherever possible with the model of saddle you have chosen to purchase.
Introductory Saddle Fitting Tips: 1. Fit your horse before you fit the rider 2. Have the horse standing as level as possible and bearing weight on all feet Further tips for both fitting horse and rider coming soon