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Saddle Fit and Treeless vs. Conventional Saddles: Back Pressure Evaluated

Saddle Fit and Treeless Saddles

Okay I just had to share this with you because I am really thrilled that someone of Dr. Clayton’s reputation has substantiated what I have been preaching about treeless saddles for the last couple of years. Now you don’t just have to take my word for it! This was a recent article appearing at www.thehorse.com which I am putting in my blog this week to share with you.

Treeless vs. Conventional Saddles: Back… Continue

Added by Jochen Schleese on November 28, 2011 at 3:33pm — 4 Comments

Saddle Fit and Working with Equine Professionals

One of the real perks that I enjoy in my favorite role as an educator through Saddlefit4Life is meeting and working with all sorts of really interesting equine professionals. We have the honour of teaching many people the Saddlefit4Life philosophy through our Professional’s Training Days, as well as our Certified Saddle Ergonomist courses – both here and in Europe. We now have affiliated professionals in 12 countries and counting and this week I am off to Brazil to teach at a veterinary… Continue

Added by Jochen Schleese on September 23, 2011 at 2:00pm — No Comments

Horse Nutrition - Hay...do you know what nutrients your horse is getting?

Do you know what is in your hay? Do you know what is lacking in your hay?

As winter approaches and pasture sources are no longer available, the selection and purchase of hay or other roughage sources becomes an important decision for horse owners. Owners that have horses on confinement face the same decision all year. The quality and nutrient content of the hay or roughage source is critical because it is the foundation of the horse's diet and provides 50%- 100% of the total nutrient… Continue

Added by Equine Nutrition @ Purina on November 9, 2009 at 8:30pm — 3 Comments