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There are two way it can benefit when the saddle is off. First is the 
setup Ed descirbed which I have also The nice thing about that is you 
can leave it on for the check and it won't interfer with the horse and 
you can monitor how he is recovering and if he is not you will know that 
something might be brewing prior to going back out.

The other options is the hand held units.

Truman

Vicki Warner wrote:

> The elastic strap is a great idea. Doing CTR's, getting pulse way down 
> quick means stripping tack a lot of times on my Morgan. Besides the 
> battery issue, I couldn't figure out how the HRM would benefit at the 
> checks when it would be off the horse.


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“A pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities and an 
optimist is one who makes opportunities of his difficulties.” Harry S. 
Truman



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