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Cindy Collins wrote:

> Patti:  You'll probably get many different ideas, but personally I'd
> prefer for me to be in pain than my horse.  On the other hand, if your
> pain will cause YOU to ride crooked or out of balance, that's not good,
> either.  I'll be interested to see what others say.  Anyhow, glad you are
> making the jump to endurance and hope it's a wonderful experience.  Cindy
>  
I tend to agree. If the saddle is causing white hair - it is causing 
damage. He might not be sore because he is numb. He might, however, be 
compensating which over 50 miles will show up as a problem somewhere else.

I'd go with the new saddle if it fits him. You can alway take Advil if 
it bothers you too much.

Truman

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“It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless 
they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.” Voltaire


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