Re: Dixie midnight no-sweat pad and heart rate moniter

["superpat" <superpat@gateway.net>]

I cut a square of synthetic lambswool (another material to which velcro will
stick could be used) then with a large needle and strong yarn, stitched
through the pad on the underside, tacking the square on securely. While I
was feeling so domestic, I stitched the yarn through a couple of times at
the exact center of the pad, (front and back) leaving about an inch of yarn
showing on the top side. This helps center the pad when placing it on the
horse's back.
Pat Super

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Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 10:54 AM
Subject: RC: Dixie midnight no-sweat pad and heart rate moniter


> Alison Dunn alCritters@hotmail.com
> I was setting up for long training ride using the pad, when I was
> brought up short by the heart rate moniter.  I attach one on my
> fuzzy girth, and one on my (ususally) fuzzy saddle pad.  Does
> anyone using one of these pads use a heart rate moniter?  What
> do you do?  I was afraid the velcro would abrade the pad - I
> ended up putting something on the velcro and sticking it under
> the pad, hoping it would stay in place.  It did this time - but
> I don't think I can count on it.  Any ideas would be welcome!
>
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