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Yes, Saddle fit and leg! Please please get a new/different saddle for this horse. By the time you see sores, a lot of damage already has been done. Some horses are very stoic and will put up with saddle induced pain. Others will dump you on your butt over it.

 

It also can be caused by poor rider position, especially if you are riding unevenly or tilted forward.

 

chris

Ridecamp Guest <guest-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> I am having trouble with sores on my horses back right behind the shoulder. Is this a poor fitting saddles or is this possibliy something else?(leg problems)
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Chris Paus

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