Problem with my "seat" (literally)

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PiaffeRM

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I have a little problem andam not sure why it is happening (although I am suspecting it may be positional
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When I am cantering my seat bones literally "grind" on the saddle, its not painful just uncomfortable, and it is also a little noisy!
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I am wondering if this may be affecting my horses way of going as he is rather tense?
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Also, wondered if a seat saver may be the answer? Are they BD legal?
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(Im sure they are not)

Hope this makes sense.
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I used to get sore where my seat bones pressed into the saddle - I have a skinny bum (shame I cant squidge a bit down from my belly).

I have found the Heather Moffat a godsend and have used it at RC level with no complaints.
 
Ruel Book Section 50 says (under Saddles as the header) A gel pad seat saver is permitted provided that it is unobtrusive and matches the colour of the saddle.. Other types of seat saver including sheepskin/fur fabric are not permitted unless written dispensation has been obtained from the BD office.

So any gel one that matchers your saddle should be ok.
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Ir go for the even more expensive option of a new saddle, perhaps one of those ones with the memory foam seat!
 
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Ruel Book Section 50 says (under Saddles as the header) A gel pad seat saver is permitted provided that it is unobtrusive and matches the colour of the saddle.. Other types of seat saver including sheepskin/fur fabric are not permitted unless written dispensation has been obtained from the BD office.

So any gel one that matchers your saddle should be ok.
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Ir go for the even more expensive option of a new saddle, perhaps one of those ones with the memory foam seat!

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Thanks!
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Oh I deffo couldnt part with my KN, I LOVE it!
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