Scottish_Miss
Well-Known Member
Poor Moo - ever since he had a muscle injury I got him a real sheepskin 1/2 pad for under the saddle, I like the idea of natural materials agiainst his skin. His saddle fits fine although because he is SLIGHTLY uneven in his muscle tone either side of the withers due to the injury I got the real shhepskin to allow for this slight difference. However He is slightly round (typical cob) in his shape and I have to make sure I do the girth up even on both sides - and on relection I personally agree with this rather than once you are on you only pull on one side - that surely cant be good for the horses skelatal or muscular structure!
Anyho so once one and riding etc he can often turn to look round and ater riding he is marked where the girth has been - he is fully clipped, and I have tried both cottage craft cotton girths and aslo synthetic Wintec chaff-free ones designed to be kind!
So do I go back to a normal numnah, and hope I dont have to pull my girth as hard up, try another girth or get a sheepskin girth sleeve. Only worry with ading yet more sheepskin is that it all becomes more of an issue to get the girth tight enough! If that makes sense!!!!!
Any one else had this issue - feel really sorry for my poor boy!
Anyho so once one and riding etc he can often turn to look round and ater riding he is marked where the girth has been - he is fully clipped, and I have tried both cottage craft cotton girths and aslo synthetic Wintec chaff-free ones designed to be kind!
So do I go back to a normal numnah, and hope I dont have to pull my girth as hard up, try another girth or get a sheepskin girth sleeve. Only worry with ading yet more sheepskin is that it all becomes more of an issue to get the girth tight enough! If that makes sense!!!!!
Any one else had this issue - feel really sorry for my poor boy!