This has to be one of the best diagrams and instructions I have ever seen to get the right fit!
Found this on Pinterest of all places!
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3 comments:
These are great diagrams and explanations. Where did you find then?
Hi, this are my drawings. More can be found at 'Bit on the Side Saddle' Facebook page and website of the same name. I don't mind them being shared, but please share the credit also. Many Thanks, Sarah Parry x
The last horse measurement should be curved, you don't want the saddle sitting on the lumbar. Follow the rib ;)
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