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The "dip" in her back may be where the western saddle ends and a result of
muscle atrophy. If that is the case, I suggest she learn some reflexive
exercises to help her horse regain muscle tone in that area and get a new
saddle.

This mare came to her that way as a green horse , hadn't been ridden enough 
to have that happen from a saddle . We do know the mares history , I will 
pass your email on to her and thank you for the input .My friend is just 
trying to trouble shoot before something does bother her mare .
                    Drin Becker
                    Mtn Region



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