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Unfortunately I can't. They seem to have got rid of his general purpose saddle. I don't know what size it was as I never thought of checking. His back doesn't appear to be sore, but next week I'll try applying a little pressure with my hand to different parts of his back to see how he reacts.Originally Posted by flamepony12
LOL! A New Forest mix pony I ride does that, bucking and rearing to attempt to scare me. Silly little guyOriginally Posted by buttercup132
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I definitely would if I could. But I couldn't just go out and get him a saddle as he's not mine. The riding school would not accept it.Originally Posted by HollandLoppy89
I've been thinking about that. He's just a cob, so he doesn't have a highly-strung temperament or anything. But there's other things that can worry horses. I'll have to think more on that one.Originally Posted by Maltese_Love
That is a good idea. I think next week I'll go for the subtle hint way. For example, I'd take the horse into the arena then say to my instructor:Originally Posted by Suki Wingy
"Do you know why Dennis has been bucking so much recently? I wonder why, it's not like him at all, is it? I mean, I don't think it's winter fizziness as he's only bucking, so what do you think?" Then my instructor will say something, from which I will suggest that it's the saddle, and then use your idea, Eva. Thanks for that![]()







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