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barebacking it
Hey,
Thanks to all who offered me their opinions
on riding bareback for long distances. I would like to answer all
privately, but I got SO many responses (public and private) that I would be
writing a long time before I was able to write to everybody individually!
So thanks for chipping in. I heard all the opinions and have decided to
keep barebacking it when I want to and use the saddle when I want to!
:) As long as Pache is not sore from barebacking or saddle work, I figure
it's pretty much my choice. I've also decided to invest in a bareback pad to
help keep the sweat off me in the dead of summer. (I STILL like just
barebacking; there's something so freeing about riding in a halter;
bareback.) The saddle I have seems to fit him well enough and I can use
more experience riding in the saddle. There are definite benefits to both
ways and I'll probably do combinations. 2 weeks ago, when I went to Pigeon
Mtn, the overwhelming comment I got from other riders when they encountered me
on the trail, bareback, was "did you lose something?" Loses it's charm
after the first 3 times you hear it. :)
Anyway, have fun, be safe, ride
bareback!
April
Chattanooga, TN
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