Dry Spots Under Saddle at Lauren Donald blog

Dry Spots Under Saddle. The dry spots can be an indicator of a saddle sitting. Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation. Dry spots are most often seen behind the horse’s shoulder in the wither area. Clues include dry spots under the saddle after a workout (indicating too much pressure in small areas, inhibiting sweat glands). The dry spots on photo b after the vigorous workout are due to the prior use of a narrow non specialized saddle and thick wool pad causing bridging and “hot spots “. If a dry area is the size of your hand or. There is some common wisdom out there that dry spots under a saddle show pressure points where the sweat glands are too squished to work. But really how severe would the pressure need. Not all dry spots are bad, but you have to understand the mitigating factors, and learn to read what the dry spots are telling you. These spots do not sweat even. So when is a dry spot a cause for concern? This is from the stirrup bars and the tree points of the saddle.

There is some common wisdom out there that dry spots under a saddle show pressure points where the sweat glands are too squished to work. Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation. The dry spots can be an indicator of a saddle sitting. If a dry area is the size of your hand or. So when is a dry spot a cause for concern? Not all dry spots are bad, but you have to understand the mitigating factors, and learn to read what the dry spots are telling you. The dry spots on photo b after the vigorous workout are due to the prior use of a narrow non specialized saddle and thick wool pad causing bridging and “hot spots “. These spots do not sweat even. But really how severe would the pressure need. Clues include dry spots under the saddle after a workout (indicating too much pressure in small areas, inhibiting sweat glands).

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Dry Spots Under Saddle So when is a dry spot a cause for concern? Not all dry spots are bad, but you have to understand the mitigating factors, and learn to read what the dry spots are telling you. The dry spots on photo b after the vigorous workout are due to the prior use of a narrow non specialized saddle and thick wool pad causing bridging and “hot spots “. The dry spots can be an indicator of a saddle sitting. So when is a dry spot a cause for concern? Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation. Clues include dry spots under the saddle after a workout (indicating too much pressure in small areas, inhibiting sweat glands). But really how severe would the pressure need. These spots do not sweat even. Dry spots are most often seen behind the horse’s shoulder in the wither area. If a dry area is the size of your hand or. There is some common wisdom out there that dry spots under a saddle show pressure points where the sweat glands are too squished to work. This is from the stirrup bars and the tree points of the saddle.