13 May 2009 #1 L LadyRascasse Well-Known Member Joined 6 September 2008 Messages 5,263 Visit site a german martigale? this isn't me just something i have been asked and i am unsure as i have never used one before
a german martigale? this isn't me just something i have been asked and i am unsure as i have never used one before
13 May 2009 #2 H Honeypots Well-Known Member Joined 7 September 2006 Messages 5,933 Visit site I would say no...
13 May 2009 #3 T teddyt Well-Known Member Joined 21 January 2009 Messages 4,786 Visit site No. A horse needs to stretch its head forward in order for the muscles in the neck/shoulders to lift the forelegs.
No. A horse needs to stretch its head forward in order for the muscles in the neck/shoulders to lift the forelegs.
13 May 2009 #4 K kimky Well-Known Member Joined 10 April 2007 Messages 629 Location the moon Visit site nope a horse cant jump properly when its unable to stretch, and could cause back problems or serious damage to the horses muscles if used ?
nope a horse cant jump properly when its unable to stretch, and could cause back problems or serious damage to the horses muscles if used ?
14 May 2009 #5 L LadyRascasse Well-Known Member Joined 6 September 2008 Messages 5,263 Visit site thank you, thats just what i thought but i thought i would check, the girl is still being told its ok *bangheadonbrickwall* it really winds me up as it can be so dangerous to the horse but noone but me seems to see it!
thank you, thats just what i thought but i thought i would check, the girl is still being told its ok *bangheadonbrickwall* it really winds me up as it can be so dangerous to the horse but noone but me seems to see it!
14 May 2009 #6 *hic* village idiot :D Joined 3 March 2007 Messages 13,987 Visit site You mean "german martingale" as in "market harborough"? H&H's Q&A on it It's not only safe but is permitted to jump in.
You mean "german martingale" as in "market harborough"? H&H's Q&A on it It's not only safe but is permitted to jump in.