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Saddle Pad....wonderful!
Started Aug. 27, 2009
Half Chaps
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Started this discussion. Last reply by PonyGirl09 Aug. 2, 2009.
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I had the opportunity to purchase a Fleeceworks Dressage Pad for my newly backed 3 year old...it is absolutely the best pad I've ever used. I loved it so much I got an A/P one, too.
These are a bit expensive, but so worth the money. And with the Le…
These half-chaps from Arete are really great too: http://www.aretesaddlery.com/tack/apparel/chaps/cat_3.html
Check out the Iberian II. They have a nice high Spanish top, a stretchy gusset at the back, and they also have a tapered ankle. I'm short (…
Hello everyone,
Thank you for the suggestion. I am also looking into getting some chaps and I didn't know which one to go with.
I will be going to look into those chaps so thanks. I have been taking english riding lessons for almost a year. I love i…
Here's the brand page for ProChaps as well. Thanks for the rec, Debby!
http://www.equestriancollections.com/brands.asp?bc=665
Hi all,
Just wanted to mention that ProChaps are THE BEST half chaps I've ever come across. They are light, very stretchy, and come with fringe or plain.
I have a pair and love them! The neoprene in the stretchy side (covered in some kind of stretc…
I use a Tearless Baby shampoo for the heads. It works great and I don't have to worry about their eyes stinging if I get some in there by mistake.
Debby
The horse furminator is an amazing new tool to add to your grooming box. You will NOT believe how great it works in conjunction with the usual shedding blade to get that winter coat out fast...it's almost like sweeping the floor:)
I also suggest us…
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