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Dry Spots Under Saddle Blanket. 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. Dry spots under the saddle indicating a pressure point are early warning signs that your saddle doesn’t fit properly. 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. 1.) your front cinch is usually the tightest, locking down the front of the saddle. The dry spots can be an indicator of a. Dry spots occur under the front of the saddle for several different reasons: Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation and the traditional saddle trees. Dry spots are most often seen behind the horse’s shoulder in the wither area. Here is how the theory goes. Dry spots on your horse’s saddle area after a ride indicate too much pressure Dry spots or an uneven sweat pattern under the saddle pad can indicate problems with saddle fit, and should prompt you. When you take your saddle off at the end of a ride you should see even sweat. But really how severe would. Dry spots after your ride, your horse’s back should be evenly damp, with the exception on the spine.

When you take your saddle off at the end of a ride you should see even sweat. But really how severe would. Dry spots or an uneven sweat pattern under the saddle pad can indicate problems with saddle fit, and should prompt you. 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. Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation and the traditional saddle trees. Dry spots occur under the front of the saddle for several different reasons: Dry spots on your horse’s saddle area after a ride indicate too much pressure Dry spots after your ride, your horse’s back should be evenly damp, with the exception on the spine. Dry spots under the saddle indicating a pressure point are early warning signs that your saddle doesn’t fit properly. Here is how the theory goes.

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Dry Spots Under Saddle Blanket 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. The dry spots can be an indicator of a. Dry spots occur under the front of the saddle for several different reasons: Dry spots after your ride, your horse’s back should be evenly damp, with the exception on the spine. Dry spots or an uneven sweat pattern under the saddle pad can indicate problems with saddle fit, and should prompt you. 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. Here is how the theory goes. This is from the stirrup bars and the tree points of the saddle. Dry spots on your horse’s saddle area after a ride indicate too much pressure But really how severe would. Dry spots under the saddle indicating a pressure point are early warning signs that your saddle doesn’t fit properly. Much has transpired over the years with changes in horse conformation and the traditional saddle trees. 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. Dry spots are most often seen behind the horse’s shoulder in the wither area. 1.) your front cinch is usually the tightest, locking down the front of the saddle. When you take your saddle off at the end of a ride you should see even sweat.