Bucked_off
Active Member
I've become a lot more aware of the fact that there are plenty of older horses with swaybacks (and younger ones too). Everything I've read is basically telling me it is mainly caused by either old age and hard riding. However, what I've found hasn't told me what I'd like to know- is there a way to reverse a sway back? I ask mainly out of curiosity, but I also have an 18yo gelding who's back is slightly dipped (not a full blown swayback, but it could eventually develop into one). It's not bothering or hindering him right now, but possibly it could become much worse in a few years (if I do actually know what I think I do about swaybacks.) So I'm wondering if there's some sort of exercise or something like that that will fix a swayback or strengthen back muscles and support a horse's back so that the issue is resolved?
Thanks everyone!
Thanks everyone!