Most saddle fitters will come out to take a look at your horse and measure his withers size and shape using a flexible wire curve. This is pretty much the minimum measurement you should expect during a saddle fitting session. This does not however, tell you much more about the […]
How Technology is Changing the Way Saddles are Fitted Read More »
Many tools have been developed to assist in the diagnosis of saddle fit, however, as ‘sexy’ as they are, they are just that – tools – providing information that exemplifies the situation at a given moment. Unless you have someone that actually knows what to do with this information to
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This is perfect timing – this blog will be appearing the day we begin our 30th year in business. I still have the very first dollar I made (back before there were loonie coins!) hanging in my reception area, and can look back with pride over what we have accomplished
Schleese Celebrates 30 years of Success – well, mostly! Read More »
Given that the games are officially starting this weekend, I thought it would be a timely topic for the weekly blog. I understand that they are still thinking about who the flag bearer should be and that Ian Millar is in the final running – I hope they give it
The Pan Ams are Coming! Read More »
At the risk of offending any our readers, this is a topic which does need to be addressed in all honesty. I am not trying to insult anyone here, since the issue of proper saddle fit is not by any means limited to heavier riders – all riders and all
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I thought this was a really interesting topic being covered as a series in Horse Sport over the next couple of issues, so I thought I would add my two cents worth in the blog. Jochen has deferred to me for this week and allowed me a presence, especially because
Superstition has its way… Read More »
