When improving upon products or creating something new, Professional’s Choice has always followed the adage set forth by the founder Dal Scott—the more comfortable the horse, the better the performance.
The modern cowgirl is epitomized by individuals who work hard on their craft, but cowgirls with a rough and tumble lifestyle need a break from time to time.
Team Weaver’s Lisa Gentile explains how to fit and use a pulling breast collar. Follow along in the video as Lisa explains how to attach the uptugs to the pommel of the saddle, placement of the main breast collar piece, and proper adjustment of the girth connector strap.
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Most every horse person knows that a poor fitting saddle can cause pressure points, but a less commonly known fact is that your saddle pad, if made from synthetic materials, can trap heat against your horse causing sores and swelling.
Depending on the terrain and the conditions, as well as how long you plan to be on your horse, trail riding can be physically demanding on both you and your horse.
Today’s performance horses are challenged with a multitude of stressors, including exercise, hauling, and stall confinement.
