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In a message dated 6/19/02 12:06:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
Gingerodgers2@xxxxxx writes:
<< << Ok, I know the white hairs indicate the saddle doesn't fit -- but how
long
between the damage to the
cells & the white hair showing up? >>
It depends on the horse. With my horse, due to the winter coat shedding out,
it took approximately 2 months but remember he had a winter coat for a good
period of time while I was using the saddle. It might or probably will take
less time in the summer. As soon as you see one white hair, stop using that
saddle, because (trust me) more will come even after you stop using it. The
one white hair, or two or three, is a sign of and it's protections against
the pressure that the saddle is causing is those certain areas. Even though
he is not sore, the saddle is still pushing much harder on those spots than
on others. The dry spots are your clue for you to remedy to situation before
you get the white hairs. Did I answer your question?
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