What Type of Saddle to Buy

Sounds good :D. The week off sounds like a good idea..., I'm guessing that I'm going to ache like bobbery :eek::rolleyes:. The plan is to either ride for five minutes every other day, or five minutes every day, will depend on aches and nerves and how the Dizz copes with my big lard ar£e back on her :eek:. D1 has been riding, but she is a stick insect compared to me!
 
MrsMozart said:
Sounds good :D. The week off sounds like a good idea..., I'm guessing that I'm going to ache like bobbery :eek::rolleyes:. The plan is to either ride for five minutes every other day, or five minutes every day, will depend on aches and nerves and how the Dizz copes with my big lard ar£e back on her :eek:. D1 has been riding, but she is a stick insect compared to me!
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Sounds like a good plan. I was pleasantly surprised and didn't get many aches and pains getting back riding. It seems it takes longer than 3 months off for me to lose it completely. Despite the fact I was sat on my butt doing absolutely nothing :D
Getting back to jumping is a little harder as I haven't done that really for a year, so certainly a work in progress, Especially as pony is learning where to take off :eek::D
 
Could you get a GP saddle but with a bias towards dressage? I have quite a straight cut GP with a nice deep seat which keeps me secure but allows the freedom of shoulder for dressage. I also have quite long thighs and it suits me nicely. If you live anywhere near the SW, Nathanial Underwood made it.
 
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