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Subject: Re: Uphill??

Author:
Ruth

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Date Posted: 02:35:32 10/12/03 Sun
In reply to: Nicole 's message, "Uphill??" on 16:30:21 02/05/03 Wed

I would like to see this horse without this particular rider. I do agree with some of the previous statements that the saddle does not seem to be fitting the horse properly. I can seen that this horse has rather engaged his hindquarters. That would be part of the reason that his croup is somewhat lower. Plus the way that the rider is sitting makes the horse look deceptive. There is no shoulder, hip, heel alignment which is poor posture on the riders part. It also looks like the rider is leaning on the horse's mouth excessively. I say that this horse would look totally different with the correct fitting saddle and a properly seated rider.

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