Fw:attaching velcrow to no sweat pad

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From: <postmaster@endurance.net>
To: <superpat@gateway.net>
> Subject: Re: Dixie midnight no-sweat pad and heart rate moniter
>
> 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
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <guest@endurance.net>
> To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
> 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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